[eclancy]

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Getlemen,
Winchestion Producton as of April 1942, we were at war as of Dec. 1941, showed that Winchester was working on a mostly 48 hr work week. It also was known that Winchester was only making a total of 174 M1 Garands per day. Winchester had received a MUCH HIGHER Priority for equipment than SA. Winchester was to be making at this point 500 M1 Rifles per day.
This one is easy guys.

The quiz is as follows:
With that Priority what was causing Winchester production to be so low?

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[eclancy]

Gentlemen,
The answer to this quiz is as follows:

Remember we were at WAR as of Dec of 1941. Winchester was only working about 1 shift a day on the M1 Garand Rifle. Also Winchester still had 10 % of the work force still doing civilian work. Ordnance was having a MAJOR problem with Winchester this far along with production. Ordnance needed M1 Rifles in the hands of troops. The files on this problem are so bad I call it Winchester-Gate.
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Clancy

[harvester of sorrow]

eclancy, thanks. How long did it take for Winchester to get fully up to speed? Or didn't they?

[eclancy]

havester of sorrow,
Things at Winchester never did go well with Ordnance.
Thanks for the comeback
Clancy

[jobu07]

Never saw this quiz until after you posted the answer clancy. Informative as usual. Gave you a couple of hits too!

[eclancy]

Gentlemen,
Thanks for the comeback and the hits to my sites. Check out this other Win. Quiz.
Thanks again
Clancy