Nearly Finished M1917 |
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SW28fan
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Posted: March 24 2010 at 2:03am |
I got the now barreled recevier back from the smith yesterday and I have been putting my M1917 together. I should have it done tonight. I'll post pix when it is finished
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Cookie Monster
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Looking forward to seeing the completed project
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me too , it sounds fun
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Ok here is a link to a site where the picture would post;
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A fine looking rifle.
The P-14 and M1917 are very interesting rifles.
One day I may obtain a previously cut down M1917 and duplicate the Chinese short rifles modified for use in the India China Burma theatre. The British also built a few shortened P-14 carbine sized rifles, about the same OAL as the No.5 carbine.
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A P-14 Carbine That would be interesting. There also were some M1917s that were rebarreled to 8x57 for the Nationalist Chinese
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Heres an article on the P=14 with a few examples of shortened P-14 rifles.
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Nice looking piece
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If all else fails call in a MOAB and call it a day
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