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  • Toolman286

    Ken84 would tell you to hold your camera upside-down when you take the photo.🙄

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  • Ricci.Wright


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  • toad67

    From what I can find out, the dog bone boxes were made from approximately 1930-36, but were still used into the 40's. If it's stamped army on the box, there should be a lot number with a dash, and that number after the dash should be the year of manufacture. Nice package!

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  • Butchdog2

    Ricci sells guns to shoot below the equator.

    Some one with a rotater will be along shortly.

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  • Ricci.Wright


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  • redneckandy

    Some of those are rated for standard velocity ammo only, I believe you can tell by the backstrap.

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  • select-fire

    coming out upside down take the pic opposite the way the gun is photographed.

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  • carrie2


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  • grdad45
    carrie2: 30486430324123/comments/30486422569755

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/U29WW4JTUPG3/120-jpg.jpg

    I have one almost exactly like that. Inherited from my Dad, who traded a tank full of diesel for it about 1949. Serial # indicates 1936-7. I still shoot it occasionally with standard velocity ammo.

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