Jac xm177 manual

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Theres pictures, but of the gun in exploded format, and of the gas system showing the working parts, and the parts that need to be inspected regularly, every name for all the parts are in Hebrew, and how to fix various issues. My wife says to me the other day "You look like you are coming down with something" I said to her "I am, it's RBRD" her response "sounds serious" lol.

Quoted: Awesome! Thank you! Added to my library, Thanks. View Quote Yeah, I had seen that comic book online and print on demand, but would like the real deal. OOps, its that last page of the comic book I have! Nice that they give the part numbers in that little exploded view. View Quote I am just starting a build and wouldn't mind getting all the info I can.

I refuse to believe one doesn't exist. My stubbornness gets in the way sometimes. No sir, I am not. That site was "uncovered" by another member here a few months back. I think it was known for some time before that, but the info was on a much smaller scale, then the vast archive was opened for public viewing. There have been some very nice informational break throughs since the opening of that archive.

View Quote Tanks Bro! I downloaded that sucker so fast I made my own head spin! View Quote Do you remember what book you saw it in? View Quote Awesome! Do you remember what book you saw it in? I found it in "The Black Rifle". It's on page I have a scan of the page somewhere You just have to look for rusted staples and worn paper to find originals. View Quote View All Quotes. Quoted: I am looking for the previous manual, was there a earlier example for the Xm? Quoted: This. I have 4 that are vintage.

Two are definitely original. One is a unique single side printing, stapled, with much clearer images than the rest. The other is the more usual double sided printing, stapled together. The other two, I'm not sure about. They pop up from time to time, printed in large format and stapled down the spine, like a comic book or other mass produced army manuals. There is a loss of quality with the images which makes them seem to have been made at a later date. Possibly still "real deal" army printings.

Yes, but I've never seen it in the wild. Only a picture of the cover in "The Black Rifle Volume 1". There's also a manual from Colt covering the original CAR but, it's exceedingly rare. I only know of two copies and a 3rd that was sold before I could purchase it. Quoted: Quoted: You can get the originals cheap due to the fact they all look like copies.

When I got my many moons ago: it came in what looked to be the original shipping box from Aeromarine: Along with the weapon itself contained within a corrosion resistant plastic shipping bag: resting on a bed of green Easter Egg basket filler: The box also contained these accessories: and these manuals: I have no idea if any or all of this stuff was original and actually shipped from Colt to Aeromarine.

But, it looked pretty good to me so I never split it up. Quoted: That is killer, when was your gun built by Colt? Quoted: The best we can figure out, it was built in ' This was the second I was offered.

On the first one, somebody put an open end wrench to the flats of the moderator and bunged them up. I passed on that one. Way back when I acquired this , the seller wanted to know if I wanted 'all the junk' that came with it. I told him sure, what the hell.