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As a M40A1 builder/ historian I can say this is an absolutely amazing thread, thank you Ryan for sharing the information and history, the professional photos are awesome. Can’t wait for the book man!!

Thanks!!

Thanks again to all who have bought tickets, I can say that the raffle winner is going to win an absolutely amazing rifle. It was an honor to have the opportunity to build and test the rifle, a lot of love and dedication went into its construction. She shot 1.5 MOA with a 5 round group at 300...

Cplnorton, Shoot me a PM and I talk to you about some of the details.

The real shooting team target stock M70s still at the shop have Allen key screws, there is one out of 6 that has flat head screws. So both are correct. Easier for me to torque the action screws when I built that M70.

I appreciate the offer for the T-16 and the KT-10 but I am dead set on a T-10, thanks.

Looking to buy a Weaver T-10 Microtrac scope, please PM me if you have one to sell. Thank you. -Jake

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Some more in the wild pics

Lol that would bring the vultures out for sure

Unfortunately no, just looking to trade.

Thanks man, I hope so too!!

*Meant early woodland* lol

I am looking to trade this early M40A1 smear stock for a very late woodland return stock that is the same style of pattern as shown in these pics. Please PM me if interested. Thanks. -Jake

Great pic!!! Man that’s the exact pattern of A1 stock I have been looking for, that early woodland!!! If somebody has one like that I’d trade a nice early smear for it!!

That was a trial basis with the widefields as well, there’s even some luepold A1 trial scopes that were tested, but little to nothing is known about them and there’s no info online about them. I have heard of somebody who has USMC leupold prototype scope I have been meaning to send them a...

That's correct, they were rocking greenies and gen 2 satins. The OG M40A1 configuration.

Red and yellow smear

Here’s a sweet pic at the tail end of the M40A1’s during the switch to M40A3’s showing a A1 with a issued pelican case.