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Bruce556
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LOL!!!! Just as likely as any other conspiracy out there! That might suggest the assassin was an older serviceman. Have you traveled recently?  Large deposit in bank recently? 
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corpsman
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Hmmm... yes and yes. And, no way I would be involved with something so stupid. Actions of worried people.
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Bruce556
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A lot of worried people! We will probably never know how many dodged a bullet.
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Bruce556
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Saturday I took my 12 year old son out shooting and had him shoot a clip through the Garand. He handled it well, along with the M1A. We had a great day.
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Bruce556
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I would love to go to a CMP store some day. I imagine it is an amazing experience for gun guy.
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Bruce556
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My brother's wife bought him a Garand for Christmas. I am almost as excited as when I got my Garand.
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corpsman
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That is nice. Ex bought me a very nice Breda. Only saving grace.
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Bruce556
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corpsman wrote: That is nice. Ex bought me a very nice Breda. Only saving grace. My sister-in-law is awful and this is her only saving grace in my eyes. Maybe she wont go to bad wife hell after all. 
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corpsman
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"I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do. I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do." - Robert Heinlein
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Bruce556
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It is a beautiful rifle. It makes me want to replace the wood on my rifle.
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usrifle
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Bruce556 wrote: It is a beautiful rifle. It makes me want to replace the wood on my rifle. Maybe that Wood just needs to be refreshed. Dents can't be raised, gouges smoothed and finish restored without sanding, I have done a few of them with good results.
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Bruce556
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My rifle is late 1945 Springfield receiver and S-A-9-46 barrel. It has a very thick stock, not walnut. I don't love it. That being said I do not think it has any collector value. One night after my wife had gone to bed I stripped the metal parts off the stock and hand guards and ran them through the dish washer. It was not a bad stock to begin with, but all the dents raised up enough to not be noticeable after sanding.
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usrifle
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Bruce556 wrote: My rifle is late 1945 Springfield receiver and S-A-9-46 barrel. It has a very thick stock, not walnut. I don't love it. That being said I do not think it has any collector value. One night after my wife had gone to bed I stripped the metal parts off the stock and hand guards and ran them through the dish washer. It was not a bad stock to begin with, but all the dents raised up enough to not be noticeable after sanding. Well, i will say you did all you could in regards to dings and such, the Dishwasher does amazing things as long as you don't leave the stock in for the drying cycle. Sounds like you need to find a nice Walnut stock set, they aren't that hard to find for a good price if you take your time on ebay.
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Bruce556
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The drying cycle was the steam that raised the dents. I have used an iron with a damp wash cloth to raise dents.
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