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former173rd
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Posted: Mar 31 2020 at 11:14pm |
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Does she deserve an authentic sling/oiler? |
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former173rd
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Excellent counsel....I just sent it in...and will definitely wait for the tool....thanks!
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New2brass
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no rush on days sheets.
I usually tell people to not take apart bolt unless they have tool. When learning to use bolt tool I recomend getting a gallon ziplock bag or similar and take bolt apart inside the bag incase the ejector trays to fly away.
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former173rd
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NOT to say I won't be looking! Hope to send my Data Sheet + tomorrow or so...
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tenOCEE
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Many of us, after getting to a certain age, don't remember how to get past the sticking points the next time we encounter them.
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My sig: Seen an IP or S'G'? Add it to my registry. We'll check consecutives.
https://grandrapids.wufoo.com/forms/zzlnt0519k86xs/ |
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Comforting.....but, I can assure you sir, it will be some time before my ret. pay will permit the purchase of another (good) one! LOL....
Good friend of mine is USMC W4 (Ret)....aviation, if I remember correctly...started out enlisted bullet stopper.
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W5USMC
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@former173rd, I assure you that data sheets are a breeze after the first one. I know that I was doing a lot of head scratching when I filled out my 1st one.
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former173rd
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Well, the data sheet (s) mostly done except for bolt. Little apprehensive about this one. I ordered a bolt disassembly tool and will proceed when it arrives.
Should I submit what I have or wait for the bolt? Its in pencil now but I may try the fill in PDF version. I suppose there will be more info on it, so questions will be appreciated and answered. Thanks to you all!
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W5USMC
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That number is actually 7160091 found on type V slides, see below link for more info.
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Wayne
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former173rd
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Thank you sir. Trigger housing and bolt left. Ive taken some aux. photos to accompany the Data Sheet submission.
I did find a series on numbers, very faint, on the bottom of the slide box = 7160081 couldn't find a reference to that anywhere. |
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Are you asking about OP spring Housing? Integral vs Detachable Tube? In your Inland's serial range, you have an Integral Op spring Housing. Some early Carbines and all Quality Hardware Carbines have a detachable tube that the op spring is inserted into, these are referred to as spring tube carbines.
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Wayne
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former173rd
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Is this the correct forum to ask a question on the data sheet?
specifically No. 5....
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jackp1028
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Here's a link that will answer your questions.
http://www.uscarbinecal30.com/forum/carbine-club-data-sheets_topic26.html Take your time. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. They can be daunting. |
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former173rd
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good eye Why Carbines.....just looked under a mag glass and you're right.....very faint, but there!
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former173rd
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So, with the photos posted, is the next step the data sheet thing?....I can download the form or print it off. When its completed, is it apparent where its sent?
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What a relief!....somehow I just knew it was a imported fake or something!
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jackp1028
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A very nice carbine indeed. One of the best Inland stocks I've seen.
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Why Carbines?
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Nice looking Inland cartouche; I love seeing the double bounced ones. I'm pretty sure I see a flaming bomb on the bottom of the trigger housing, that's neat too.
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