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Mdt precision bottom metal fitment question
Guess a little bit of a necro post, but would just like to add my MDT precision bottom metal also has that step and does not seat in the inlett of mcmillan m5 dbm. It also has that rocking movement i believe is due to that step.- remington ax
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
Thank you, I really enjoyed reading your reply lots of good info. Had a look for the book, unfortunately it doesnt seem available to us.- remington ax
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
Does anyone know the significance of the U.S. Property *28 on my Redfield Wideview scope? I know they werent officially adopted, does that mean i have a once off, is it rare? Does it translate to valuable? Is it collectable? Can the date be tracked? Sorry plenty of questions. Would appreciate...- remington ax
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
I also found the Redfield interesting, havent seen one like it before, marked U.S. property *28. Wish i knew more about this rifle. The story is without provenance. I am from South Africa and aparently 3 of these rifles have made it here, havent seen any others though. I am 3rd person to...- remington ax
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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USMC M40A1 Return Stock Case Study (The Progression of McMillian Stocks)
Barrel channel number is 4386- remington ax
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
Greetings. Recently aquired my m40a1 clone. Smear stock, U.S marked Redfield 3x9 wideview. Win 70 bottom metal. Unfortunately the bottom metal serial number does not match the stock and reciever is not clip slotted but does start with an A prefix. Barrel still needs to be black Oxided but...- remington ax
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
