New member introductions thread ......

[sharab85]

Hello all,

Love collecting surplus rifles, my gateway rifle was a SKS that I still have. My collection mostly consist of WW2 and earlier firearms and my current project is a Bren Mk2 kit that I am a little over halfway completed.

My favorite surplus rifle has to be the M1 garand and I just recently hit a milestone in that collection buy acquiring all 4 manufactures.

This forum looks to be a great resource that I can hopefully contribute to in the future.

Thanks,

Shawn

[dwhitt03]

Former 11 Bravo Distinguished Rifleman interested in military match weapons.

[Kiwisteve]

Hello from New Zealand everyone.

I am a new member here. I have an interest in Lee Enfields and am Currently working on making replicas of a No4 T & L42A1.
I would like to give a big thanks to everyone here for the wealth of information available, it is extremely interesting as well as being of practical use.

[Jerry97]

Hi, I'm a new member here and I've joined to learn more about my one passion in life: The Lee Enfield.

I have a small collection that I'm slowly working on.
Some of these are:
BSA & Co M.L.E Range Pattern (Commercial Receiver)
Savage No.4 Mk1*
Lithgow No.1 Mk3*
Remington No.3 Mk1* (P'14)

I have already learned a lot from this forum as a guest user, and I've finally gotten round to becoming a registered user.

[dx315]

Howdy!

Was looking for some info on a DP P14 I picked up and found MILSURPS. I've been collecting for 21 years and I refuse to stop despite my wife's best attempts. Glad to be here and hope to learn lots from the community.

Ben

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[deepsearn]

Hi,
Bob Walker here from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Just found the site and love it already. Such a wealth of knowledge here! I hope to be participating a lot!!

[mazama82]

Good evening folks and Happy New Year. I have just recently come across this web-site and thought I would join the festivities. I have been involved in shooting most of my 60 plus years. I have over the last several years started to get into collecting 20th century military long-arms. Obviously there are hundreds to chose from out there. For the moment I am focused on your basic U.S. issue arms. All it takes is money! Anyway, I am looking forward to communicating with you all.

[DShearmanJr]

Hello Everyone ! Been a member for a while now but never introduced myself. I started collecting US Military guns about 6 or 7 years ago. I currently have 4 M1 Garands,3 1917 Enfields, 4 1903A3 Springfields, and 1 Inland M1 Carbine. This gun buying disease....they say there s no cure for it ! I just love those old guns! My last 1917 I found in a pawn shop with a sporter stock on it....I passed over it the first time thinking it was Bubbarized. But I looked it over and it was a 4 digit serial # Winchester and it only needed a Military stock to put it back into shape....everything else was untouched and they only wanted $350 for it . Most of my friends are into the plastic guns and AR15 style guns...but to borrow a quote from someone else...You boys can have your 22s...I'll keep my 06s !

[Fire Ant]

Just discovered the website and registered .
Great information !

[thebayonetman]

Hello everyone. I am Gary Cunningham, author of U.S. Knife Bayonets and Scabbards. Always interested in information on bayonets and will be happy to talk bayonets with all of you.