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Director of Civilian Marksmanship Catalog from 1965
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During 1974-1975 The American Rifle posted a forum in their magazine that would permit you to turn in a damaged or unserviceable receiver to RocK Island, pay a small fee (about $22.00) and receiver a very nice to excellent condition receiver and barrel. I did turn in a receiver and got back a really nice 1,5 receiver with a excellent S-A 4-43 barrel. Someone once stated that these barreled receivers were spares set aside during war production each month ? I did assemble mine, my friend in Texas got a Aug 1941 barrel and receiver3 Photos
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The stock on your DCM rifle was, at one time, on an SA rebuild, hence the SA open square on the left side of the stock. I'm surprised that LEAD left it on there as they were notorious for removing just about every mark except for their proof P.
This is a spectacular example of the pride that Letterkenny took in their work. Finding a rifle of this caliber would be a LEAD collector's dream and would, no doubt, serve as the centerpiece to his/her collection.
i just picked up a 6-66 LEAD. I've been wanting one for quite some time now....but it doesn't even come close to yours. Take care of her!
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Originally posted by RCS View Posthere are some photos from The American Rifleman with a forum to buy a M1 carbine for around $20, around 1962
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