The Shooting Range (Guns & Ammo): M1 Carbine Restoration

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M1 Carbine Restoration

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08-26-2014, 01:46 PM

FF_T_Warren FF_T_Warren is offline

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id send all the metal to birdsong industries and have it Black-T'd. they strip it, put on the coating and you'll never worry about rust or gun oil again. would turn out awesome.

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