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Great information all. Thanks. But am I in for a royal ($$$) headache if I want to replace a trigger, or a firing pin?
I was surprised, but there is a Wikipedia entry for DuBiel Arms.
Lou
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yes you did.and thank you for all the information.mc
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Dodging lions and wasting time.....
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Ken,
That item is the reason I was asking.
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Is this one they never got around to checkering or was it intentionally left smooth?
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Lou,
I had an opportunity to buy a couple of the later DuBiel rifles. They were in calibers that I wasn't too interested in at the time so I passed.The workmanship on both was excellent and they were priced similar to the gun your looking at. I don't think that reliability would be an issue.
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Back in the 70s, Joes partner, the doctor had just bought a restrant in Dennison, the old train station, and had DUBIEL rifles displayed all over the place. They relly turned out some beautuful work. As I remember the food was great, but the rifles stole the show!
CH
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