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Credit Card & Other Types Of Orders Credit Card Orders: Nicolaus Associates accepts Master Card, Visa, and Discover Card as credit card payment options on-line. Mail Order, Telephone, PayPal and Fax Orders: If you are purchasing by Mail, Telephone, PayPal or Fax Order, simply "click" the "ADD TO CART" button. Your browser will be directed to the "SHOPPING CART" web page. In the "PAYMENT OPTIONS" block, "click" the appropriate payment method and follow the directions for "CHECKOUT".
M1 Garand Operating Rod Gage Tester - very similar to those used during construction and repair of M1 operating rods in the 1940s and 1950s. This 24-inch long gage is used to check angle of bends, overall straightness, op rod lug wear, and more on the M1 operating rod. Very few of these gages exist. Cost is $1500.00 plus shipping. Contact Mr. Jim Swartz if interested directly. Several gages are available and for sale. Jim's email address is: JSwartz280@aol.com; his telephone number is: (614) 834-4895 (OH).
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CONDITION OF SALE AND USE OF MATERIALS FOUND, PROVIDED, AND / OR SOLD ON THIS WEBSITE: The information contained in the downloads, books, or blueprints found on this website are provided to the reader solely for his or her amusement, curiosity, and education. Nicolaus Associates assumes no responsibility for the correctness and accuracy of this information. Any other use of this information may be subject to a variety of applicable laws and regulations and is the sole responsibility of those who choose to use it. These government books and drawings are "obsolete" - the U.S. government does not know whether they are accurate or not - the people who did know are long-ago dead from old age! Therefore, Nicolaus Associates does not know either! Any attempt to use these books or drawings to build, modify, or use on any firearm would not be smart or very intelligent, could actually be dangerous, and may actually violate federal, state, or local law.
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