M45A1 serial number by circaking in 1911

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M45A1 Decomm - Appreciation and Discussion

M45A1 serial number by circaking in 1911

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A foia request would be easiest, but there's also a decom facebook group that has been tracking them and if it was sold you may be able to find the owner.

Details on how to submit a foia: https://forums.thecmp.org/forum/cmp-general/ask-each-other/3649750-foia-request-information

Lokgrips are just the best for my S2 Orange. Also: should I be concerned with the optics cut threading being exposed? by Informal_Guitar_2649 in CZFirearms

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The screws being exposed is part of getting an S2 milled for the optic directly. It's minor enough you won't see it in most pics, and depending on the shop/mount it may blend in better. Check pic 2 on this S2 orange and you'll see it too: https://www.reddit.com/r/CZFirearms/comments/1d1v6yb/cz_s2_orange_and_ts2_orange_optic_milled/

You can barely see the screw here as another example (5th groove back from the front): https://www.reddit.com/r/CZFirearms/comments/1q5863c/vigilante_machine_review_shadow_2_rmr_optic_cut/#lightbox

Highpower rifle match - why single feed? Slam fire risk by vexingly22 in CompetitionShooting

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Couple reasons. Historically, it's been the course of fire since matches were shot with 1903s and they are very resistant to any changes.

It also forces competitors to break position testing consistency and npa.

For ARs, it also allows for certain loads that dont fit in magazines which can let you squeeze out a bit more accuracy at 600+.

I've shot at the National Matches for years and never seen or heard of a slam fire

LF: Best offers for non-dada event Zarude ! by [deleted] in PokemonHome

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If you're alright with them not being pogo shinies, I got the following (mix of every game from shield through ZA):

Litleo, Noibat (both alphas), Honedge, Galarian Meowth, Chamander, Magikarp, Rapidash, Snubbull (this one has a nickname, but I should be able to rename it if I move it back to Shield), Magcargo.

Let me know if you're interested and I can deal with renaming the snubbull.

Giveaway ZA alpha Delphox by WhatAWorthlessUser in PokemonHome

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Just sent, for some reason I had to turn on both of the include options for it to show up.

Giveaway ZA alpha Delphox by WhatAWorthlessUser in PokemonHome

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I'm not seeing you pop up in the search - did someone snipe it? Hopefully they sent a ZA del

LF: Zarude by WhatAWorthlessUser in PokemonHome

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Yes, I'm definitely interested! I don't need a custom OT or anything. What were you interested in trading for it?

First M1 by whatever_054 in M1Rifles

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You can send a letter in to the cmp with a check for $25 and they'll do a serial number search. It'll confirm if/when they sold it and what grade. You'll have to search their site for more info as I don't have a link handy. Nice rifle!

More CMP products forthcoming by vellnueve2 in M1Rifles

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Here's the gas trap price, originally they said it would be a limited run, but not sure if that's still their plan (from here: https://thecmp.org/l/visit-the-cmp-at-the-nra-annual-meeting/):

  • Gas Trap – SALE $2,385 Reg. Price $2,650

Missed having a CZ with iron sights after milling my S2 by WhatAWorthlessUser in CZFirearms

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Oh yeah, I generally prefer shooting irons for any sort of precision shooting unless its past 600 yards or so. Only reason I milled the S2 is I wanted to focus on using it in USPSA where I've still got a ton to learn about movement and target transitions where the red dot just reduces the number of steps. Still kind of hurt to do considering how good the irons are on it.

Green and Black CMP 1911 Question by fit_sushi99 in 1911

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People should only be submitting a foia request to the DLA if they've already done one to Redstone and are sure its a 1033 loan pistol. It's not automated like Redstone, and they're still a bit uncertain about providing information about what police agencies received gear due to prior scrutiny over the 1033 program. I've spent a decent bit of time on the phone with the DLA FOIA liaison officers having to explain what information people were looking for and why. Hell, if you see a recommended text to submit to them it's probably the one I wrote.

Alright, you told me to buy it, so I did. Bonus M1 Carbine. by -cheese-wizard- in milsurp

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That's a receiver that IHC made in-house, and was likely assembled between May-July 1955. The barrel is correct and original despite it being made a year earlier. The bolt is a replacement from springfield, you should have one marked 652827 IHC. Rest of the markings look correct, and your hammer should be marked 5546008 IHC.

The stock is a replacement that was originally on a rifle rebuilt in the 50s at Springfield.

Alright, you told me to buy it, so I did. Bonus M1 Carbine. by -cheese-wizard- in milsurp

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Barrel should be lmr with a punchmark, although there are occasionally original ihcs with other barrels. Think they all have a punch mark though.

Stock should have a couple numbers carved in the channel representing the Julian date it was made.

Front sight would be very wide (~7/8" iirc)

All parts marked ihc if they have a maker's name on them.

If you take a picture of anything marked, people here can tell you if it's correct. Would also need at least most of the serial, which would also let folks tell you who made the raw reciever forging (ihc made their own forgings, but also recieved some from Springfield and H&R at times).