[Biathlon]

walkingtm

Bill, has anyone ever stumped you?

 

[Jack Orr]

I can honestly say I knew that one =D> .

 

[M14rick]

Yep, I learned that in 1960, when I learned to strip an M1 Garand!

 

[woodpuppy]

and here I thought I'd figured it out all by myself, when I was having trouble removing a stubborn TG.

 

[the major]

Nah, us MARINES use that hole to padalock the rifle to our bunks!!

 

[44Magpie]

padalock: Yea, proves you're a Marine.

Nah, us MARINES use that hole to padalock the rifle to our bunks!!

 

[jtv3062]

isn't the hole orginally for the winter trigger devise.

 

[Bill Ricca]

The milled guard has a different positioned hole. It too was for disassembly using a round of ammunition. It was this hole that, yes, ordnance utilized to mount the first winter trigger assembly.

 

[Hawk]

padalock: Yea, proves you're a Marine.

Nah, us MARINES use that hole to padalock the rifle to our bunks!!

I bet he shoots a whole lot better than he spells...I know I do

 

[6016mech]

Just remember, MARINE don't mean dumb

 

[Jack Orr]

Padalock is Marine jargon that means somthing that makes noise & slows down a thief long enough for you to run a bayonet up his whoopsiedaisy :lol: .

 

[the major]

HAWK, you're dead on, been bad in spelling for over 50 years, but shot EXPERT with both rifle and pistol for 10 years in the Corps.

 

[DorkFace]

not surprizingly you feild strip a mini-14 the same way.