Somewhat interesting Underwood features.

**jangle** · 01-15-2020 11:08 PM

Barrel is 12-43. The U is not stamped in Underwood. Rifle was covered in dried grease when I got it.

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**USGI** · 01-16-2020 12:07 AM

The barrel on my 2.7M is stamped 11-43. I thought maybe it had been changed, but sounds about right when comparing with Jangle's s/n. - Bob

**tenOC** · 01-16-2020 09:02 AM

This has the bomb on the slide in the same place.

**Singer B** · 01-21-2020 01:43 PM

I found this 2.6 Underwood a couple of years ago at my local gun shop. It had been on the rack there for several years. When I took it apart to clean it, dead bugs fell out. Somebody had also coated it with BLO icon

several times. It has now been thoroughly cleaned but not refinished (raw linseed oil icon

for the stock). The Underwood barrel has the 2/44 date on it and the receiver has the lightly struck flaming bomb with the "B" stamped over it. It appears that it somehow escaped the post-WW2 refurbishment and still retains the flip sight, flat bolt, push-button safety and type I barrel band. The best part is the gun functions perfectly and is really fun to shoot!