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Originally posted by johnnybravo johnnybravo wrote:

(lol) I know SP.  Used to get them placed on tray in the mess hall on Fri. at 1700 hrs.  Line up at O dark thirty Mon. morning for stabbing with the big bore needle.  I thnk it was SOP with the fifty mile pass. Some of those guys were married and their wifes had arrived for the weekend.  No matter, the went too. 

Officers and WO's were expected to purchase their own at the PX or face a one-time, one million units of ice cold penicillin in the right buttock for "Non-Specific-Urethritis". Or so I've heard. Lots of finger indentations, like custom grips, in the two vertical posts on either side of the p'er latrine. Excruciating. Or so I've heard.Wink
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Originally posted by dschroff dschroff wrote:

Pretty sure they weren't designed to carry that Mosin Nagant Wink

What Mosin Nagant?
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Originally posted by scoutpilot scoutpilot wrote:

Looks like a good fit. Don't forget the small plastic bag on the muzzle.
Hmmmm.  Preferably the dry ones. 
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Great graphic by Rocketeer.

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Bretto, yours looks repaired! LOL I have good eyes huh? John
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Originally posted by Oilleaker1 Oilleaker1 wrote:

Bretto, yours looks repaired! LOL I have good eyes huh? John


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Originally posted by scoutpilot scoutpilot wrote:

Originally posted by johnnybravo johnnybravo wrote:

(lol) I know SP.  Used to get them placed on tray in the mess hall on Fri. at 1700 hrs.  Line up at O dark thirty Mon. morning for stabbing with the big bore needle.  I thnk it was SOP with the fifty mile pass. Some of those guys were married and their wifes had arrived for the weekend.  No matter, the went too. 

Officers and WO's were expected to purchase their own at the PX or face a one-time, one million units of ice cold penicillin in the right buttock for "Non-Specific-Urethritis". Or so I've heard. Lots of finger indentations, like custom grips, in the two vertical posts on either side of the p'er latrine. Excruciating. Or so I've heard.Wink

In-grown toe nails and "the drip" were very frowned upon and gentlemen were supposed to know better. I used to warm the milk in hot water for em, but it costs more - off the record…
Nice rack though, how well does the M1 Carbine fit or are there other options.
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I tried my carbine in mine. It will NOT fit with the stock mounted magazine pouch. Does fit without it, but as the forward spring rests directly on the barrel instead of the bulkier forestock of the other weapons it would rattle around a bunch.

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Originally posted by surveypunk surveypunk wrote:

I tried my carbine in mine. It will NOT fit with the stock mounted magazine pouch. Does fit without it, but as the forward spring rests directly on the barrel instead of the bulkier forestock of the other weapons it would rattle around a bunch.

JB

Good to know, thanks.
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