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Thanks. While not as bad as the example in the video, my Privi brass is beat up even with the gas vent fully open. The Yugo looks good and I had to close it a bit too get the last round to eject...

I've been working on a Century re-build that I inherited from my father. So far, I've confirmed the two piece firing pin, swapped the 7mm bolt for a 30-06 with the stop and am trying to select the...

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The front sight blade mics at 0.10 thick and the exposed height is 0.311 if I measured correctly.

Given that it's an 1918 receiver with a 1919 bolt, is it possible that they could have...

So it's looking like a shooter made from between the Wars parts, likely originally destined for the Marines?

The serial is 873297.

I purchased this via online auction and was surprised by the 1954 on the receiver. On closer inspection, I noticed the Romanian marks and found the import stamp. The receiver and mag floor match but...

I'm still trying to figure out how to get these photos up but I can relay this - the only marks I can find on the stock are a stamp near the rear sling loop 'D1836' and under the mag cutoff, an S...

The first three are 873 - I appreciate the help. If nothing else, I'm getting quite the history lesson as I browse the forums and exercise my Google-fu.

Ah, I should've noticed that the first digits on the barrels didn't go above 12 on Vi's list.

I've been wanting to add one to the collection but was deliberating if the premium over a modern...

Hi all.

I recently became the owner of a Springfield M1903, 8xx,xxx which I gather puts the manufacture date in 1918. The barrel is SA stamped 10-30 and it has a C stock.

Can anyone give me a...