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    As Issued Late Winchester Carbine

    Since the pics from last year, I have secured a correct mag, oiler, sling and Jeep scabbard. Just thought I'd share the Carbine with you fine folks.





    This was picked up from an eighty-eight year old Navy Veteran. He put twelve rounds through it to sight it in with his son in the 1960's, and put it back into the closet.

    Don't worry, he asked, and I paid a fair price. He's delighted that it is going to a collector.

    Now, the rest of the gun. Everything looks original and correct for a 6 million serial (Apr 1945). Barely needed a dusting. Plenty of pics, enjoy, and thanks for looking.







































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    Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    I remember that $40 yard sale scabbard you scored. What a great find.
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    Thanks for the picture show, eye candy at Christmas time. I really like the stock a meaty grip and the flat bottom with sharp lines.
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    beautiful. i think everyone here, regardless of what they focus on, would be happy with it in their collection.
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    A beauty!
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    Very Nice! There is something substantial about the Winchester stocks!
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    Lovley. Perhaps Santa will bring me one. Alas, I fear have not been quite that nice. Maybe an Inland?
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