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    Very Early Op Rod

    This is a very early op rod, marked D-35382-0 (top). Note the arsenal repair to the front end, which included a new piston.
    I'm very fortunate to have been able to add this to my collection recently.

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    #2
    Interesting . They repaired the tube. My weld seam had the tube replaced.

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      #3
      Brian thank you for posting. First I have seen a -0 op rod.

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        #4
        some additional photos of early revision 0 operating rods.

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          #5
          Here's a couple photos of Bubba's weld-seam op rod. Absolutely incredible!!

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            #6
            Very rare to have a weld seam operating rod, do you have a photo of the entire operating rod showing the seam ?

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            • Jersey Devil
              Jersey Devil commented
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              I don't have a photo, but perhaps Bubba will send me one to post up. I believe it has had its tube partially replaced similar to the early op rod that I posted above.

            #7
            I think I'm going to use this op rod on a 4XXX receiver that's been modified for the 7th round stoppage. The finish on each matches very well, and since both have been refinished that would "make sense." As for the barrel, I just got a real clean 7-41 barrel that also has a finish (original though) that matches damn near perfect.

            Thoughts?
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              #8
              Pictures please

              Originally posted by BMS View Post
              I think I'm going to use this op rod on a 4XXX receiver that's been modified for the 7th round stoppage. The finish on each matches very well, and since both have been refinished that would "make sense." As for the barrel, I just got a real clean 7-41 barrel that also has a finish (original though) that matches damn near perfect.

              Thoughts?

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                #9
                Originally posted by Moorem1s View Post
                Pictures please
                Absolutely!
                I'll gather some more parts together, like the rear sight and bolt, then snap some pix. Everything that I'm going to use on this conversion will be very dark finish-wise.
                It should be interesting!!
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                  #10
                  7417 and a 4### project? Your getting as bad as someone else I know. LOL

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