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Where did the Carcano clip come from and who put it back in the rifle - Drew Phipps - 24-07-2015
I see from the other photos that the little square bulge under the gun cannot be something in Day's pocket. My original thought was that it might be a piece of one of the buckles on the strap; however, the bulge doesn't appear to match a buckle location on the other photos either.
To me, the strap appears different in the "hall parade" than it does in the pictures from Dealy Plaza. You wouldn't guess the DPD would adjust the strap while the gun was in evidence...
The original photo fairly clearly shows no bottom mount bracket for the leather strap, which means it also appears different from the BYP. I know some of the Carcanos came with both bottom and side brackets, to change the position of the strap, but how difficult is it to move the bracket from one site to the other?
Where did the Carcano clip come from and who put it back in the rifle - Albert Doyle - 24-07-2015
Drew Phipps Wrote:The original photo fairly clearly shows no bottom mount bracket for the leather strap, which means it also appears different from the BYP. I know some of the Carcanos came with both bottom and side brackets, to change the position of the strap, but how difficult is it to move the bracket from one site to the other?
Impossible. They are two different metal fixtures.
Where did the Carcano clip come from and who put it back in the rifle - Bart Kamp - 24-07-2015
Where did the Carcano clip come from and who put it back in the rifle - Bart Kamp - 24-07-2015
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Where did the Carcano clip come from and who put it back in the rifle - Drew Phipps - 24-07-2015
Good to see that Walt Cakebread's name and research still being cited.