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    Did it happen to mention where in Oregon?
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    T20 Series

    Art Tuttle always said the Garandicon T20 was a better rifle than the T44 and could have been developed in half the time at half the cost. Of course, he was wildly biased to John Garand, his boss and mentor. However, here's Art firing a T20 (probably the E2) at Quabbin Reservoir range where Springfield tested most of its guns. Note that there are three casings in the air and the muzzle is still level. Attachment 74739
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    I'd have loved to have shot one just to say I'd tried it.
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