RCS
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Last Activity: 05-26-2022, 11:36 AM
Joined: 06-24-2015
Location: USA
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early follower and slide
Received this as a gift from the late James "Mac" McCollum some years ago, Note the bottom bevels. later a collector from Texas (Not Billy...
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a few early parts
looks like the original finish on the numbered lower band, revision number added after 7k
the numbered stacking swivel - never quite... -
I believe it was a fake firing pin because of the "no angle" tang and the slot is too close to the front, besides the tip is broken off.... -
Scott, It is very rare to find a cartouched no trap WRA WB anywhere in the USA or UK. Even if you find a Winchester no trap stock without a cartouche...
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I use to track barrel channel markings (mostly single ot two digit) do you have any markings in the barrel channel ? clip latch cut - taper or square...Leave a comment:
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Some collectors have suggested that Winchester used the early sight base without the drawing number (third from left in photo) same as Springfield used...
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one of these clips is for a semi auto rifle -
Rich, Only got one right, bottom is Italian 6,5 Carcano clipLeave a comment:
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where did you find this fake barrel listed for sale ? -
Your barrel date looks fake to me. how about the drawing number and gas port hole ?
Both 1940 and 1941 barrel dates have been faked for... -
Here is a FAKE barrel with counterfeit stamps.
Also note the following on fake barrels 1) drawing number not uniform 2) gas port hole...Leave a comment:
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I have a 38K conversion with S-A 8-41 barrel but no photo. here are some other 1941 barrel date for comparison...
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Here is an original: look at the letter F ...
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stock cartouche and crossed stamps not originalLeave a comment:
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s/n 52808 with S-A 8-40 barrel & London proofs
I was able to trade into an incomplete rifle that had a mint S-A 8-40 barrel with British London proofs stamps. I had never seen a 1940 barrel with British...
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I use to track the serial numbers on these revision 1 receivers with the extra wide rib, lowest number that I found is 36733 and the receiver was corrected....
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I do not believe that my email is going to work with your email but posting on here is nice for everyone to look at too.
Your serial number...Leave a comment:
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You should be able to find a receiver that will complete your project, best choice might be around the early 50K serial number range.
Also...Leave a comment:
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Any nice S-A 7-40 barrel is not common to find these days, I would guess your barrel came from California ? You have an interesting question. Could a...Leave a comment:
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There was a long list of rifle serial numbers published many years ago by Tony Giacobbe showing the letter, number and symbol as found on early WW2 SA...Leave a comment:
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