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 Posted: Aug 07 2019 at 5:53pm |
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Yep, that worked. Are those numbers or letters on the bottom of the pistol grip?
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Posted: Aug 03 2019 at 4:52pm |
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here is what I get when I click your link
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Lawrencemr
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Please let me know if you could see the Pics. I have been to Cloudcroft but it was a few decades ago. It may have still been under the sea.
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Trying to use Imgur to post pics. No joy. Mod note: pics added
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Posted: Jul 28 2019 at 5:27pm |
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Hi Mike, Cloudcroft is in the Lincoln National Forest in southeast NM, "9000 feet above stress level".
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Posted: Jul 28 2019 at 4:29pm |
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Thank you. I do still even the CMP tag on the barrel from the CMP auction. I’ll take photos and post next weekend. I have made no effort to take off the rear sight nor have I disassembled the bolt and likely will not. Given the bayo lug, rear sight, round bolt and safety style I assumed that it had been rebuilt at least once.
I appreciate the response and I’ll get some nice pics up next weekend. Regards, Mike Ps what part of NM?
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Posted: Jul 28 2019 at 3:52pm |
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Hi and welcome to the forum from New Mexico!
Inland spring tubes are kind of rare. Your SN is right where Inland is known to have repaired some scrap receivers that had deep hole problems by making them into spring tubes. The Underwood barrel is probably a replacement. I would have expected your SN to have originally shipped with a flat bolt. With that and the bayonet lug, it looks like a rebuild. We would sure like to see pictures. Do you still have the CMP cert? |
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Posted: Jul 28 2019 at 11:10am |
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Hi,
I have an Inland spring tube that I bought on a CMP auction a few years ago. Its serial number is 408,140 and it has an Underwood ‘44 barrel with bayo mount. Rear sight is windage adjustable. Stock is well used dark walnut with rack numbers. No cartouches or markings that I can see. Any information that you can provide is appreciated. Round bolt. First post. Thanks, Mike
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