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Just read an article that said the RV was covered in cameras, and was blasting “Downtown” by Petula Clark. First line: ”when you’re alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go... downtown” also brings to mind the Seinfeld episode where they’re picking the song apart for clues. Starting to feel very much like a Black Mirror episode

I've definitely heard plenty of bad reports on the Mini-14s, though the newer ones do tend to garner more favorable reviews. Unfortunately (this might get me kicked off the forum?!?) but I'm just not really into ARs. I know they have a ton of advantages, and can do a lot for a lot less, but I can't get stoked about 'em. My aesthetic vs utility quirk gets in my way a lot.. same with old vehicles, old guitars...etc etc

Agreed. I’ll stay patient and keep an eye out. Im a big music fan, so I really want a Rock-Ola M1 Carbine. I love the idea of a jukebox company joining the war effort. There’s a few pop up on Gun Broker here and there, just hoping for a deal.

Honestly, I think you helped me make up my mind on something, a Mini 14 would be a much better “knock-around” option. I tend to be pretty cautious about purchases, but a CMP M1 Carbine would be something I’m sure i’d never regret. Thanks for your input.

Thanks a bunch! My favorite single shot implement is a literal "Favorite" - the Stevens Favorite .22. Every kid needs one!

Hey all, new member to the forum. I'm currently in the market for a ranch gun, and I've wanted an M1 Carbine for a long time, so maybe its time to grab one. Does anyone have any experience with newer companies making them? I hear great things about Fulton, but they're pretty expensive. Inland's and Auto Ordnance's offerings are a bit more affordable, but I'm reading there may be some quality issues there. I've read just about every article I can find on them, but there are a few conflicting reports. Any advice appreciated. BTW - If any of you have an original Rock-Ola M1 Carbine for sale....

Hey all, new member from Nashville. I work in the “music biz” (such as it is these days). Primarily interested in classic firearms with historical merit. I enjoy the bravado of single shot rifles.