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Tom,

Thanks very much. That was exactly what I needed to know. Bravo Sir! I love this forum.

I am curious though, having watched a number of M97s go at creditable autions (Rock Island,...

The Model 97 experts here have been helpful to me in the past, so I thought I'd float this question to the group:

When examining a purported "original" early WWII configuration M97 (6 hole...

Well, looks like someone is going to be very happy. Albeit with a much lighter wallet. I can't afford that much - I'm gonna have to find one in the low-mid 4k range. That's about the max I can...

I see it has the takedown pin hole.

I know that a takedown version is not wrong necessarily and there are many takedown trench guns out there, but does that match up with the 1942 manufacture date...

Hello all,

I've been in the market for a M97 Trench for a while and have done some research, but do not have nearly the level of knowledge and experience of many on this board. In fact, I am...

The stamping shown the the photos is pretty poor, but the actual assembly and mechanics of the rifle are of good quality. Granted, it is beat up and neglected as are most items in the country. It...

That's excellent info gentlemen - thank you very much!

I certainly was not expecting anything special about it; I understand that it's plain-jane. I was mostly curious and quite frankly just...

Got 'em up. Had to switch over to the laptop I had the pics on.

Hi all. I am in Afghanistan with the US Army and have come into possession of one of the many Lee-Enfields floating around this country from God knows where or when. I know almost nothing about...

Hi all. I love running down history on my older firearms, so I thought this would be a great community to be involved with. I'm currently deployed to Afghanistan with the Army, and have a...