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Originally Posted by Calhoun
His Gobi desert expeditions were from 1922 to 1930. He's holding a model 40 in that poster


You sure about that. I'll bet tomorrow's lunch that's a M1920. Look at the trigger guard and receiver and length of fore arm and compare to a M40.


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Well, I understand your point - the schnabel tip is really slender for a 40. But pretty sure I can see a magazine. Here’s a model 40.

The marketing department in 1935 likely did some creative manipulation to turn an earlier picture with a 1920 in it into a model 40 that they had for sale. Advertising a gun that’d been discontinued 7 years earlier would be bad marketing.

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This one looks... familiar. And that’s definitely a 1920.

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Originally Posted by gnoahhh
You sure about that. I'll bet tomorrow's lunch that's a M1920. Look at the trigger guard and receiver and length of fore arm and compare to a M40.

How’s Thai food sound? grin


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Spectacular string.
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Spectacular bunch of contributors, that appear to be some real characters.
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You sure about that. I'll bet tomorrow's lunch that's a M1920. Look at the trigger guard and receiver and length of fore arm and compare to a M40.

How’s Thai food sound? grin
Look close, the picture shows the stock relieved for a removable magazine so the picture was tweaked a little … so technically it pictures features of both and depending how you look at it your either both right or both wrong.....


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Originally Posted by GeneB
[Look close, the picture shows the stock relieved for a removable magazine so the picture was tweaked a little … so technically it pictures features of both and depending how you look at it your either both right or both wrong.....

Ramp front sight and removable magazine.. I definitely claim to be the mostest right. 75/25 maybe.. grin


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So, we both spring for our own meal! I submit that possibly/probably the artist who prepared the lithograph stone for the poster from that photograph did indeed take some liberties with the rifle. Probably a guy who hunted deer with a M40 and was peeved that Andrews carried a 1920. grin

My Chrone's is acting up, so Thai is out. How's about oatmeal instead? grin

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How about a picture OF Maine? Actually the National Sportsman's Show 1897 at MSG.
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Originally Posted by gnoahhh

My Chrone's is acting up, so Thai is out. How's about oatmeal instead? grin


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A lot of variation in those bayonets, which seems odd to me. Wonder who made them for Savage?

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Blood groove...

Is it that some have a longer blood groove or is it that the top of the blade is edged farther back? Top two vs bottom two.

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Originally Posted by Calhoun
A lot of variation in those bayonets, which seems odd to me. Wonder who made them for Savage?

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The blood grove is the same the ridge above the grove is cut back 1.5" more on the top 2 witch

allowed for a faster blood flow also the handle on the top one is metal not wood I have seen one

in a rubber type also

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The 303 is a Savage test gun for Winchester ammo the chamber was measured for exact

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Here's another thread that had me in amazement last winter. I don't know how many times I viewed all the pictures. Going through them again and reading the posts was pure pleasure. Reposting as I did the other thread of pictures so any new members can enjoy. Just can't believe.....what wonderful toys!

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2020 has been a suckful year. Thanks for bringing this back around. My opinion is 2021 won't be a sh it load better.


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