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It seems to me that all people post is links to articles
Does anybody have something new to say

I realize I am new here, but I rarely come here because it is a lot of re-posts....

Some of the...

I have helped build a few homes, large decks, shops. Get that wood out of there, sub standard. Not what you want for your walls, trouble down the road

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I have seen on other sites the it could be for length of stock T tall, M medium, S short
never seen a manufacturer with a T
also could be an E that is worn and was an attempt at a re-stamp gone...

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I agree with Tuna
Buy the real deal, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

Get the real ones.

Saw this pic the other day
Interesting bayonet set up

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I agree, I say re-pop looks too new

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I personally have never fired one, I have just shot military types, but folks I have talked to are not super impressed with the fit, finish or overall operation of the Iver Johnson

My humble...

[QUOTE=Jay Johnson;410782]Warbrds. Are you looking for a blued or Parkerized one?

I have a NOS Parkerized M1917 extractor, the Park is dark black manganese, it's "W" marked with the hole by the...

Hi Jay
The one on the bolt is blued, but....
I want to make sure that is correct for my S/N range

Thank you

Mark

Thanks for the information
Both are un-marked, and his other parts are not Winchester

Thank you again

Hi

I am in need of an Extractor, Winchester, for a Model 1917.



Thanks,
Mark

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Interesting video on the development of the M2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpGFIl0Khr8

I agree with Chuck in Denver, I had the proper receiver wrench and barrel vise and had no issues changing a barrel on a Winchester 1917, need to use the correct tools. The Ferris book is very good

In my opinion, as good, yes. There are differences in fit and finish, and feel. I think the milled is a bit heftier, heavier, thicker trigger guards. But the stamped laminated types appear to have...

I have just have a problem, with a lot of his stuff
For items supposedly original, they seem awful shiny and new

I have never dealt with them, and really do not plan to

I was able to purchase a Winchester barrel, dated 12-18, it very good condition, earlier this year. I was dogged in my search and looked regularly
Needs a little clean up, but very good non the less

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Sounds good, I use pure nickel anti-sieze on a lot of aircraft assemblies. Good stuff


" When you are out of Sixes, you are out of Interceptors"

thanks, will do


" When you are out of Sixes, you are out of Interceptors"

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When installing a replacement barrel to a M1917 receiver.
Oil the threads for assembly, or not?


Thanks


" When you are out of Sixes, you are out of Interceptors"