Ok... Lets light this candle.

[Loose}{Cannon]

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[armedhippie]

This is taken from LC's original post (please refer to first post for details) with RM's template left blank for a quick copy/paste...

So, start a new thread, fill in the blanks, post relevant pics, we will all go over it, and then transfer it to the proper arsenal.

Please put the arsenal in the your thread title...

Barrel Lug:
Battle Sight on RSL:
Bayonet Type:
Bayonet Lug:
Bolt Carrier:
Gas Tube:
Gas Block:
Receiver Cover Takedown:
Rear Sight Block:
Serial Number Format:
S/N Components:
Stock Swivel:
Trigger Group Type:

[running-man]

/106\ is completed.  Not a whole lot of /106\ arsenal guns out there, and many have been retrofitted/scrubbed/etc. by Navy Arms for various commercial configurations.  I was able to find years 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, and 23.  There are likely year 22 and possibly 19 and 20 out there still.   

For some of the poorer quality entries with only a single photo, if anyone stumbles across anything better, I'll gladly swap them out. 

I think this will work out pretty nicely when it's all said and done. 

[running-man]

Yeah those upside down west coasters I tell ya!

The different icons are kind of a quick visual for us:
(std icon) = No info entered yet.
(light bulb icon) = At least one of the known S/N prefixes entered, other known S/N prefixes not entered.
(thumbs up icon) = All of the known S/N prefixes entered.

And of course a thumbs up can become a lightbulb if we happen to run across a new S/N range (like what happened with that single 1.6 mil /26\ gun a while back)

[shotout]

I seen that there is a list of arsenal. Here are some stamps to add under each list. I do not know where else to put them for now. The arsenal 106 stamp is interesting.

[running-man]

I seen that there is a list of arsenal. Here are some stamps to add under each list. I do not know where else to put them for now. The arsenal 106 stamp is interesting.

Thanks for the photos shotout! 

We actually have all the arsenal stamps (or at least most of them) in photos.  /?5\, /106\ and /?8\ are all pretty common with many photos of stamps noted.  I have a set I'm using for the Chinese survey. I will be updating them when I move to survey 2.0 soon. The new set wiil look something like this:









Some of the photos i have are pretty poor resolution, however. I'll see if I can post what I have sonetine this weekend and everyone can see the ones I lack in addition to the marks that are poor resolution.