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    Cool Is anyone here familiar with the Jim Cirillo Story?

    The "sage of the gunfight" that headed the NYPD "Stakeout Squad" and used a military M1icon Carbine loaded exclusively with 110-grain Winchester Hollow Soft Point ammunition. (The Carbine had the feeding ramp "throated" to ensure feeding). Jim attained a 100% "one-shot-stop" record on the "mean streets" of the "Big Apple".

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    Yes, I read his book many years ago. Remember that he liked the M-1 carbine. Also carried one or more S&W model 10's with tape on the grips for a steady hold?

    My uncle was a NYC detective from 1950-70 and knew him.

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    Lt. Col. John George authored a book "Shots Fired In Anger", in it he relates his preference for the M1icon Carbine while fighting the Japaneseicon during WWII in the Pacific. It is important to note that George was a NM shooter before the war and a excellent shooter who placed his shots quite deliberately.
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    My dad used an Inland M1icon carbine on Iwo Jima, including the night of the big Banzai charge. He said it never let him down. Any more than that, he wouldn't say....

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