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<blockquote data-quote="M91196" data-source="post: 16217161" data-attributes="member: 168741"><p>I’ve got a few, all DCM guns. </p><p>The pick of the litter is a January 44 build, the height of production. </p><p>It shipped to me in 91 from Anniston with the correct gas cylinder, uncut operating rod, correct receiver/barrel combo, lock bar sights and the right trigger group. </p><p>Sort of a survivor is my guess.</p><p>I added the correct stock and that’s one that doesn’t get shot. </p><p>I have a Korean era SN that needs a couple pieces to be brought to 100%</p><p>Others are WW2 vintage mix masters that are pure shooters. </p><p>I am also fortunate that I had 2 relatives that worked at the Springfield Armory, one pre WW2 and one early 60’s so it was neat to hear their perspectives when I first started collecting.</p><p>Scott Duff books are the way to learn if your looking for the detailed info.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="M91196, post: 16217161, member: 168741"] I’ve got a few, all DCM guns. The pick of the litter is a January 44 build, the height of production. It shipped to me in 91 from Anniston with the correct gas cylinder, uncut operating rod, correct receiver/barrel combo, lock bar sights and the right trigger group. Sort of a survivor is my guess. I added the correct stock and that’s one that doesn’t get shot. I have a Korean era SN that needs a couple pieces to be brought to 100% Others are WW2 vintage mix masters that are pure shooters. I am also fortunate that I had 2 relatives that worked at the Springfield Armory, one pre WW2 and one early 60’s so it was neat to hear their perspectives when I first started collecting. Scott Duff books are the way to learn if your looking for the detailed info. [/QUOTE]
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