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    Went through and totaled up my Carbine ammo. 350 rounds R-P 110 JSP, 250 round R-P 110 FMJ, 400 rounds reloads 110 grain- Ranier plated over 14.7 grains of W-W 296, a 50 round box of WW2 Kings Mill, 150 rounds of 115 lead moly coated Bear Creek bullet loads, and one box of 25 Hornady critical defense. Then I still have dies, another 500 or 600 rounds of brass, and more moly coat Bear Creek.

    Should keep me going for awhile... When I use a carbine for a HD carbine, I keep a 15 round mag of Critical defense in the weapon and a mag each of 110 JSP R-P and 110 FMJ R-P in the stock pouch. Should be enough to take care of any Goblins. Trolls, Zombies, felons, and Raving Insurrectionists that threaten the homewstead!
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    Sounds like you are all set on ammo but what about the JB Weld for that gas cylinder?

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    If you use JB Weld be sure to clean with acetone first and at a temp. around 80*
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    LOL! You guys are terrible!

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    Holy cow. I got the package that was supposed to be the bayonet and it was a cr@ppy piece of plastic sculpture of a ocean wave with a horse head!!!!!! Either the eBay seller mixed packages or it was a scam. I have been trying for two days to get an answer from him but got nadda. One more day and I report him and get refund and leave bad review.

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    Is it at least a WWII vintage horse head sculpture?? Maybe you missed the fine print in the listing.

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    You could JB Weld it to the end of the barrel and use it as an "blunt force impact weapon."

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    Now there is an idea👍😁

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    You've bought Trench Art....

    Maker was from Horsehead Bay, WA.
    Also known as BAY OF NETS

    Good Luck with that !



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