Help identifying a rifle
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Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Thus a stubby bolt with no locking lugs!
CasualObserver
Who Observes the Observer
cool.... now I want one! So used to seeing .22 trainers. Never even thought of one using blanks.
Dave91
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There can't be many of these out there. I wonder what the value is.
jabber6
Active Member
The bore is rifled, but it seems to match the trainer video and other photos in every other way. As an interesting note, he told me the majority of the rifles being handed out had the magazines destroyed. He took this one because the magazine was intact. Makes sense now that they wouldn't need to destroy it on a training rifle. Thank you everyone! I appreciate the help.
budman93
Ultimate Member
Neat. I knew that bolt was too short for a cartridge.
Dave91
Ultimate Member
Look at that, we all learned something tonight.
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