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    Gas Trap Era Hammers

    From top to bottom:

    C 46008 (no revision)
    C 46008-l (revision one w/ hand added -l no serifs)
    C 46008-1 (revision one w/ hand added -1 serifs)
    C 46008-1 (revision one machined stamped -1)
    C46008-1 (note space between C and 4 is deleted)
    C46008-2 (sidemarked -2 used perhaps for just a month in May of 1940)

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    Welcome to the Addiction!

    #2
    Very nice hammer collection, I have a C46008-1SA in my 41K gas trap, keystone spring is original

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      #3
      Thanks Robert!
      Wow, an original Keystone spring! That's a rare bird, right there!!
      Welcome to the Addiction!

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        #4
        That is inspiring. Missing a no revision and the -2 side marked. Very neat to see them all together

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          #5
          Thanks Kevin. I think I may have left one out. Have to go check............b1
          Welcome to the Addiction!

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          #6
          The holy grail of the M1 hammers should be arriving this week....I hope!! When it does, I'll post a pic here!!
          Welcome to the Addiction!

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            #7
            Can't wait to see it. Now you just need the rest of the parts and you can have a complete group like bubba

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              #8
              It's arrived..........
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                #9
                Nice!! that is super clean. Sweet score.
                m14brian

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                  #10
                  Brian,
                  When I was gathering 14 parts to build my various projects I came across a Garand hammer with a hole in it. Just passed it on to a M1 friend for his parts box and didn't give a thought to it. A lot of stuff out there and a lot to learn. Need to do one's home work or have good resources. Thanks again for posting pics.
                  Gary

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                    #11
                    Super cool! A hammer was the very first MS part that I ever got to own/handle.

                    Are those all punch prick hardness tests on the inside? Some parts really got the treatment, ...

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                      #12
                      Hi Jeff,
                      Yes, Sir.....I believe they are all hardness punch marks on the hammer. That pinion you show certainly got some testing, too, I suppose.
                      Thanks for stopping by and chiming in!
                      --Brian
                      Welcome to the Addiction!

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                        #13
                        You bet.

                        Here is another of mine. I am fairly certain that is original finish. Maybe Bob will chime in - he ended up with it.

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                          #14
                          PS; how do I reply to a message in my inbox? I don't see a reply flag.

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                          • Jersey Devil
                            Jersey Devil commented
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                            That's one heck of a nice hammer you had there. Are there other MS parts in the group?
                            Thanks for posting that photo.....very cool!!

                          #15
                          No other Model Shop parts, but an early, no-pad trigger housing that I got from the Danish returns.



                          I put all my earliest parts on one group.
                          Last edited by Bodyman; 01-03-2016, 07:45 AM.

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