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[pitsword]

David,
He references FGS as a buyer. They do move a lot of WW2 pistols and have a good reputation. Check with them.

Perhaps he missed a spell check or did he really move to Arghentina. From 68 years of battered experience, "if it sounds too good to be true, it is".

Hope you get that GI Tgun mag. Let us know if it works. Best to you, Vince

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by pitsword

David,
He references FGS as a buyer. They do move a lot of WW2 pistols and have a good reputation. Check with them.

I did recognize FGS in the list. It's the first one to contact, I agree.

From 68 years of battered experience, "if it sounds too good to be true, it is".

We're checking the duck out--how it walks, quacks, and otherwise behaves. As soon as it f@rts, then we'll know!

Hope you get that GI Tgun mag. Let us know if it works. Best to you, Vince

I bought two at the Rochester gun show this weekend. I gladly paid $30 apiece, in excellent condition, vintage/pre-ban. They're only $20 online, but those, I couldn't hold in my hand to check condition. At the moment, I have them marked and ready for the die grinder to extend the holes. My mag catch may be round, but the current carbine design yields around 1/8" difference in height of the lower frame. Somebody on the Gunboard said it was to prevent installation of original full-auto parts in that space. I think these new mags show much promise; I'll let you know how they feed after I get them to click in snug.

Originally Posted by alanint

I'll be in Buenos Aires the week of October 8, but not sure what kind of time I'll have. I can certainly make local inquiries...

Great! That's what I'm talkin' about! Doug, imuy bien! I'm hoping we can wind up with a puzzle piece in place, if you could do that. If there's enough time, maybe you can get a peek at this alleged collection.

D.P.