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2006 was the 1st year that I'd used anything except an M1. Due to a divorce and the "unavailability" of my normal firearms I was forced to use an M1 again. This is a Type 1 National Match. That means that it was built by the Sprinfield Armory using only SA parts and is not glass bedded (the Type 2 rifles were built on any receiver and were glass bedded). There were less than 500 Type 1s manufatured and sold in 1958. This is one of them and is SN 6099665, one of the last 800 M1 rifles ever built by SA. The Type 1s were handbuilt using only the best components and the best straight grain walnut stocks and handguards. A pristine Type 1 M1 is a thing of beauty. They're pretty darn nice to shoot, too. This is a clickable thumbnail. I don't know how to resize the original to meet forum rules.
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