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    My M1D

    I always wanted a DCM Lottery M1D but never pulled the trigger on one when they came around , had a hard time justifying the $$$ I picked this one up a couple years ago, not documented but for the price I'm OK with it. It appears to be right as rain but without papers will never know





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      #3
      That's one helluva M1D, Bill.......thanks for sharing the photos here!!
      Welcome to the Addiction!

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        #4
        That's a beautiful rifle! Love it.
        m14brian

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          #5
          Bill,
          Have you fired this rifle, and if so how did it shoot??
          Welcome to the Addiction!

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            #6
            No I havent, sad isnt it? I used to go to the range atleast once a week, now with my new job I dont have time and its been over a yearpk1>
            M1D's really arent all that accurate, no more than a standard Garand. I will post a report when I get her out

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              #7
              Originally posted by Orlando View Post
              No I havent, sad isnt it? I used to go to the range atleast once a week, now with my new job I dont have time and its been over a yearpk1>
              M1D's really arent all that accurate, no more than a standard Garand. I will post a report when I get her out
              Okay, I hear ya for sure. If shooting wasn't a part of my job then I'd be in the same boat!!
              Welcome to the Addiction!

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                #8
                Originally posted by Jersey Devil View Post

                Okay, I hear ya for sure. If shooting wasn't a part of my job then I'd be in the same boat!!
                You lucky devil you! and you get paid for that too!

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                  #9
                  I'll shoot her for you Orlando if that will help. Steve

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Orlando View Post
                    No I havent, sad isnt it? I used to go to the range atleast once a week, now with my new job I dont have time and its been over a yearpk1>
                    M1D's really arent all that accurate, no more than a standard Garand. I will post a report when I get her out
                    Another D, this one came back Via Israel. The trick with the Ds is simple. most basically shoot like an M1. *IF* you can find one that was "matchbook" Bedded like a Type 1. they shoot fairly nicely



                    And a C, part of a Garand project we've been doing off and one for the past 2 years.




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                      #11
                      Orlando,.. I see you have a Leupold-Stevens data plate on your M84 scope #11391,....Does it have the tube part number on the tube at 3:00 o'clock ???

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Tom in N.J. View Post
                        Orlando,.. I see you have a Leupold-Stevens data plate on your M84 scope #11391,....Does it have the tube part number on the tube at 3:00 o'clock ???
                        Tom
                        I dont see anything, could it be under the scope mount?

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                          #13
                          The few L&S M84 scopes I have seen had the tube part number on the right side of the tube, forward of the data plate. Maybe they all did not have this marking (?) Picture shows L&S top and LOF bottom, M84 scopes.
                          Last edited by Tom in N.J.; 07-12-2015, 12:19 PM.

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                            #14
                            There is nothing stamped on the side of mine. I know very little about M1d's and scopes etc.,I'm all ears

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                              #15
                              When they appear, the part number 7667424 are marked as follows: Libby Owen Ford.. bottom of adjustment turret. Leupold - Stevens.. right side of tube, forward of data plate. It has not been determined which ranges of s/ns, if any, were so marked.

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