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    Correction

    After reviewing the pictures again, I see that I am incorrect on the stock as it is apparently a type "C". I also quoted the price incorrectly as $1200 not the correct $1400'

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    I want to take a minute to thank all of you for your time and expertise I really do appreciate it. I got my money back guess that guy wasn't the man I though he was he shorted me 100$ on the return oh well live and learn.

    Thanks Again!!!

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    I wish you well. If you are looking for an nice '03 take some pictures and post here. Lay down no cash, you will get 3-4 guys jumping in to help you. Good luck.

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    Sorry you got a bad egg on your face, I suffered a similar with a replica M-40 from a chap when I said the thing was a piece of junket of which I took pictures of the cruddy thing, I wanted my money back he shorted me $300 for the postal/Insurance to and from Australiaicon for postage. Learned a big lesson from the episode look through the smoke for the real person.
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    If you have brought 20 odd guns from him I just wonder at what cost to you unknowingly lesson learned I guess but do not let it affect your search for desirable rifles, now you know the existence of this site and the free help and advice the real knowledge base offers then as Calif-Steve says post the pic wait for the answers then decide, not right no pay simple and better for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firstflabn View Post
    Goes to show how starting with a false premise leads to a flawed conclusion. Just because all the complete rifles made in 1938 were NM doesn't mean that only complete rifles were made. In FY38 almost 16,000 more receivers were made than complete rifles.

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    All cats die.
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    Therefore, Socrates was a cat.
    Bwahaha! Thanks for this.

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