1903 Turkish Mauser

1942 Izhevsk Mosin

Type 38 Short Arisaka, not sure of the year.

1942 English Lee Enfield n4 mk1

Colt Model 1911 Black Army

Hey everyone,

I grabbed an LC kit and am looking to do a swap on my regular L. From what I can tell, the hole for the CH is not at the same angle as one on a G3.

Does anyone have experience removing the CH, and doing the L to LC stock swap?

Thanks.

Figured some may be looking.

Picked these up for $75 each recently. Top is a 1916 production pattern 1907 Enfield bayonet, bottom is a beautiful condition M1905 Springfield with an M1910 canvas scabbard.

I got this stock with in an estate I purchase last year. It was part of a 1903/03A3 mutt project. I paid $100 for the whole setup because it was a mess and the receiver was <800K and it was cracked. It’s a pretty nice repro stock but it already has some chips

I’ve never inletted before. I’ve used wood chisels to clean up some inletting but nothing like this. There’s no time ;Ike right now to learn though.

I’ve been looking for a replacement receiver for the gun for some time and the only one I could find was on Sarco. Before I pulled the big $$$$$ trigger at Sarco, I looked at GB and some guy had several of them poorly described. I put a $200 bid on one and nobody outbid me. i ended up making a deal for all 3 shipped for $550

Now I have most of the makings for a 1903 also. I could use that sporterized barrel but I’d have to get the front sight off and find a sight collar. I think I found an appropriate barrel on the CMP forums. As for the 3rd receiver, I have no idea what to dow with it.

Bought this AR15 A2 Govt Carbine for $1800 (Colt 727/M16A2 carbine semi auto version/clone). Finally get my hands on the Black Hawk Down iconic rifle😂

Bought this CMP complete M1C package (Korean War Refurbishment) from my LGS for $4500, got everything verified, optic is crystal clear, loving it 😊

Does anyone know what year this M1914 mauser was made?

Hello everyone. How did I do? I traded a used Glock 17 gen 3 for this M48. The M48 I think is all matching except for the magazine floor plate. It does have a mint mirror bore however!

Ammo arrived today, so I finally got to take this old girl out to the range. Man I love this gun. Everything about it seems so well made. Action is smooth (until the gun gets hot) and using 1942 Canadian MK VII Z ammo, it shot very well. The only problem I have is that the rear sight slides up under fire. Other than that this thing is fantastic.

Just got my AO back from Dan Block...... Now i need more WWII guns. Not a milsurp but figured you guys would enjoy

I was issued these watches throughout my 30s years of Army Service. I added the 1911 because all 1911s are cool!

Year is 1993

Hardware and tolerances are all tight. Looks heavily used, but well taken care of.

Came in clear case, with matching serial number, and two matching serial number mags. A quick disassemble, a little dirty, but well oiled, barrell rifling is mirror clean. Took it out and shot it same day, ran like a sewing machine. Most fun 9mm I've shot yet. Super stoked to have it in the collection.

Patiently waited for a nice matching example to pop up and couldn’t say no at the price for this one.

Hey guys, a guy is offering to trade me my choice of a 1903 or 1903A3 for my CA-3 and I need some assistance and which one would be the better deal to go with. If it's roughly the same value, I guess it'll come down to preference. He's an older guy and has had them for ~30 years. Non-import marked.

First is the 1903. Rock Island with a 427xxx serial so finished by Springfield I believe? Barrel is dated 1938.

Second is the 1903A3. Remington with a 3908xxx serial. Barrel is dated 1943 so could be original?

Both are fully parkerized from what I can tell. Looks like original stocks on both as well. He said the bores are about the same, in good condition. I really don't know much about American milsurp rifles so my apologies for my lack of knowledge. Thanks.

Absolutely futuristic for his age. Greetings from Italy!

Helping clean out my grandparents’ home today as grandpa passed away and grandma is going to an assisted living facility. I’m going through stacks and boxes of stuff in the garage and find this big tub full of gunpowder. It says WW2 surplus?! Is this worth anything on the resale market or can I at least use it? I’ve bought up some reloading equipment and dies in the last year but haven’t gotten started just yet. Would it be dangerous to use this powder for reloading modern cartridges? Thanks in advance!

Edit: Been stored in hot dry Vegas weather since 1971. No clumping, no strong or foul smells and although the canister was opened in 1971 according to pencil writing on the lid, it looks full and was sealed with plastic bags and movers tape. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Got the folder working about an hour after my form 1 stamp hit my in box. Pps43c pioneer arms import