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Thread: .30 cal WW2 carbine

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    .30 cal WW2 carbine

    I have a .30 cal carbine from WW 2 that was made by GM in 1943 . I found this in an abandon farm in the basement .Once I figure out how to post pictures on here I will post it.Also have a .32 cal pistol from WW 2.

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    Very nice find. I have an Island 30 carbine, that I shoot every now and then, but trying to keep it in great shape as these babies are doing nothing but going up in value. I also have a .32 auto from WW1. It is a Vesta, that my Grandfather brought back.

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    Nice find!

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    Why can't I ever "find" guns like that.........

    Larry Gibson

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    Yard sales!!!
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    I still have the Rock-Ola carbine, and all the original papers, that my dad bought from the govt. for $20 in 1963. Dad also bought several thousand rounds of LC ammo for $.02 each. Dad is long gone. But the carbine,some of that LC ammo, and some great memories of learning how to shoot my first semi-auto with Dad, are still here.

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    Don't feel bad Larry, I can't even find a cap gun, let alone a real gun....

    Robert

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    Now tell us the original wood stock has been replaced by a wire stock which folds an scrapes the forward wood!
    That is outstanding!

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    Does it have a little button sticking up on through the left side of the stock next to the receiver right at the bolt lugs? If so I don't wanna hear about it!

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    Last Friday I was helping clean out an abandoned building so we could bulldoze it down. I to made a wonderful find. That beautiful English Ivy vine growing over the doorway, was really Poison Ivy. The leaves aren't even out and I've got a good dose of PI!

    By the way, there were no guns, no gun accessories, and no ammunition in the building.

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    Quote Originally Posted by schutzen View Post
    Last Friday I was helping clean out an abandoned building so we could bulldoze it down. I to made a wonderful find. That beautiful English Ivy vine growing over the doorway, was really Poison Ivy. The leaves aren't even out and I've got a good dose of PI!

    By the way, there were no guns, no gun accessories, and no ammunition in the building.
    You have my kind of luck!

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    In the mid to late 70's a guy at work needed $80.00 to move so he offered me a gun he had. I went over there and the gun turned out to be a Rock Ola. Needless to say he got his $80.00

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