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I get a kick out of this stuff. Today, I received my M64 that I had bought off Guns International. True 98%++, looks to be virtually unfired, but I am sure it has been.# 1117360, a .30 W.C.F., in the PR 11-02-36, has all the early features. I just waxed it and it is a thing of beauty. No. I am not going to shoot it. Just thought a picture would be appropriate. Big Larry
Big Larry,
That’s a Beautiful pre war model 64. I really like the model 64’s, especially the pre war.
Al
Larry,
Nice Pre-War Model 64
I too prefer the Pre-War rifles.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Hey there Big Larry,
Nice, Pre-War Model 64 ya got there,
The Picture taking is nice also, but,,
I liked the Coffee Table, as a stand to take the pictures.
This Ones for You Big Larry…….
hokie
"I Would Have Rather Lived Through The Industrial Revaluation"
"Instead of The Space Age"
From
The Twilight Zone
hokie said
Hey there Big Larry,
Nice, Pre-War Model 64 ya got there,
The Picture taking is nice also, but,,
I liked the Coffee Table, as a stand to take the pictures.
This Ones for You Big Larry…….
hokie
Thanks hokie. This is a picture from Guns International. I haven’t got around to taking any myself. Yeah, it’s a nice one. Thanks all. Big Larry
hokie said
Hey there Big Larry,
Nice, Pre-War Model 64 ya got there,
The Picture taking is nice also, but,,
I liked the Coffee Table, as a stand to take the pictures.
This Ones for You Big Larry…….
hokie
For you hokie. Big Larry
Hey There Big Larry,,,,
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You Just Made My Day,,,, 
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Here Ya Go,,,,,,,,,,
hokie
"I Would Have Rather Lived Through The Industrial Revaluation"
"Instead of The Space Age"
From
The Twilight Zone
hokie said
Hey There Big Larry,,,,
You Just Made My Day,,,,
Here Ya Go,,,,,,,,,,
hokie
Thanks buddy. That one was just for you. Big Larry
January 26, 2011
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Larry,
Here’s the little brother carbine to your full length 64. I just got this one a few months ago…….. s/n 1136368, a 1937 gun. Its sports a Lyman 1A peep and #6 folding leaf in the rear slot. I see no indication it ever had a standard sporting rear sight so it may have been ordered with the peep/leaf combo. Its truly a minty gun as well and I usually refrain from using that term.
~Gary~
pdog72 said
Larry,
Here’s the little brother carbine to your full length 64. I just got this one a few months ago…….. s/n 1136368, a 1937 gun. Its sports a Lyman 1A peep and #6 folding leaf in the rear slot. I see no indication it ever had a standard sporting rear sight so it may have been ordered with the peep/leaf combo. Its truly a minty gun as well and I usually refrain from using that term.
Wow, a little Brother. Sure wish there was a way to ID factory ordered sights. This may always remain a mystery. Beautiful carbine. I am mostly a M1894 collector, but I wanted to include a M55 and M64. I have them both now, so the search is over. Thanks, Big Larry
January 26, 2011
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Thanks Larry. I’ve had quite a few 64’s in a short amount if time but I think this one is the keeper 64 example for my collection. It fits in nice with a group of 1894 short rifles I have.
Keep posting your rifle and carbine pictures, I sure enjoy seeing what everyone else is picking up.
~Gary~
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