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    Better these then his skivvies for a story in the hometown newspaper I suppose.

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    I guess the suit didn't make it...although the Mickey Mouse boots became the bane of Ft Wainwright...
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    M1D or M1C?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester View Post
    M1D or M1C?
    Hard to tell from this side.
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    I think a C as the rear handguard looks full length

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom gray View Post
    the rear handguard
    Good point, I forgot about that. Yes, it would be a "C".
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