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Unread 12-31-2008, 12:19 PM   #21
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What about a Baby Luger kit to assemble.

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Unread 12-31-2008, 01:30 PM   #22
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. . . man, I'd love to see a carbine conversion kit!
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Forgot to mention the 100-round drum magazine
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OK GT..you must have inherited your rich Unkles machine shop....

Gerben is right..there are precious few parts out there for Artillery applications..another is a fairly simple part often wanted..An Artillery stock Iron screw.

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G.T.
If you do decide to produce the 1900 leaf spring, in addition to Gerben's construction drawing if you would like to have an original spring to "look at" I know a guy that has one or two
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GT, One part that I almost forgot; the flat spring that provides downward tention on the LPO8 rear sight. Sarco is selling the repro rear sights, but without this spring, so there should be a ready market. Tom
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