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    Quote Originally Posted by JimF4M1sicon View Post
    Welcome to the Carbine forum. You can pretty much get an answer on anything carbine here. You might consider getting a book or two. There is a carbine site worth looking at. It is the online updated version of the Carbine Club.

    http://www.uscarbinecal30.com/

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    Thank you, that's a great site

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    You better reconsider that, there's a massive thread about the problems they have and lack of being sorted out. Look at another carbine.
    This! Soft bolts and cast soft receivers, etc. Also cost more than a good used USGI with its forged receiver that will still work 100 years from now!

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    Quote Originally Posted by imarangemaster View Post
    This! Soft bolts and cast soft receivers, etc. Also cost more than a good used USGI with its forged receiver that will still work 100 years from now!
    Excellent point on the price, but what's the deal with these companies using **** steel? It's a disturbing trend

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brksanman View Post
    what's the deal with these companies using **** steel
    Doesn't matter about their cost cutting procedures. Just beware...
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    Please look very carefully and check out past threads on the "new" Inlands on this forum. I'd avoid them unless they get their act together and improve.

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    Thank you, I'm pretty much sold on the military ones. Now to figure out which one

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    Well, is it a shooter or what is it exactly you seek? Shooters can be had and still be a combat vet. That would be cheaper and easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Well, is it a shooter or what is it exactly you seek? Shooters can be had and still be a combat vet. That would be cheaper and easier.
    From what I've seen online, it's my understanding that shooters are still reasonably priced so I wouldn't mind one of those. At this point, I can't see myself spending $2,000+ on a carbine, that would be strictly a collection piece.

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    Shooters should be much cheaper, you should be able to find one with a good barrel at reasonable price...close to you. Since you want a shooter, it's easy. Just condition matters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Shooters should be much cheaper, you should be able to find one with a good barrel at reasonable price...close to you. Since you want a shooter, it's easy. Just condition matters.
    I like character on Milsurps...it should be fairly easy, thank you.

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