New member introductions thread ......

As the newest member of this forum, I'll just say that I'm impressed with the quality of the exchanges I've seen. I'm a retired U.S. Army guy (21 years, including Vietnam) and worked as a defense journalist for another 18 years (trips to Bosnia and Iraq, among other places). I recently acquired an Enfield from an even older grunt than me (he brought it to the U.S. after WWII). Now I'm trying to identify the unit indicated on the Regimental I.D. disk: "P.W." The rifle was manufactured by the Birmingham Small Arms Company in 1914 (serial number 107XX): it has the dial sight plate and volley sight. The stock is a beautiful piece of tiger maple, and the rifle is in exceptional condition. Except for a few minor dings on the wood, it shows very little wear. Perhaps "P.W." indicates a ceremonial or home guard unit: the rifle doesn't look as though it has seen much, if any, combat use. Any help in identifying "P.W." would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi folks, just checking in. Been around this game a while. ;)

Hi folks. I like collecting, shooting, bullet casting and reloading. I have been at it for 45 some years but it never gets old.

Hello All.
Found my way here by accident.

Hi there,
I am a new member and look forward to reading all the posts. I am a retired clinical psychologist and have been collecting and shooting guns for more than 50 years. I also enjoy reloading as a hobby. I was on the Jouster forum before this one and learned a great deal from this.
Sid

Posted on Jouster under REB. I am very interested in all of the topics on Jouster and those now on this site. I hope this site will provide great information and be beneficial to the topics we are all interested in.

Hi guys im Don B retired in Englewood Fl. Im a regular reader on CSP. Im a collector of guns ,helmets anything military. I came to CSP a cpl times a day to read all the posts. A great bunch of people and i have learned a lot. Thanks everybody.

I'm another expat from Culver's Shooting Pages, "CSP FORUMS". - Glad to be here, and hope others will follow suit as that site closes.

Thanks for taking me aboard !!

Paul Walker
Klamath Falls, Oregon

Greg H. in Virginia here, transferring in from the Culvers Shooting Page.

Hi all-

What a great website! Can't believe I never found it before. Looks like a fine place to learn more about milsurp rifles.


Thanks-

Mike