New member introductions thread ......

Hi from Missouri, have a new C&R tag and looking forward to learning more about milsurp collecting. Have a start with a 20's vintage 1903 RIA Springfield.

Hello, I'm new to the forum. Just purchased my first 1944 Mosin-Nagant carbine from Gander Mountain. Can't wait to try it out. Anyone know where I can find a sling for this baby? Thanks, Roadman.

I am interested in the Moisin Nagant, the Siamese Mauser, and 189X Mausers.

Hello, I am also on CGN. Ex U.S. Navy and Canadian Ranger, and Retired Gunsmith. Interests stretch from blackpowder to the M14. My first rifle was a trapdoor Springfield,my second was a No.4 Mk I.

just registered here, so thought i'd say hi

Hey all!! New here but have been collecting for a few years, I still have alot to learn so why not be in with the best:bow:. Thanks for having me. Jimi

I'm a new member to this site, however I am an active member with CGN. As you can see by my handle I'm into Milsurps and own a nice Winchester model 1897 built for trench warfare in 1916. I take her out for a ride once in awhile. I don't even know what she's worth and I don't care. I rub her down once and a while and put her lovingly in her oily smelling locker till the next time.

I also own a few rifles, a Model 1917 Remington, an Israeli Mauser and an all matching Savage 42 Lee Enfield No.4 Mk1 * Fazakarly Thorough repair and a lovely 1911 .455 Colt which I';d love to return to it's original state as it was converted to .45.

Anyway glad to be here, I see a few names from CGN so I hope to learn a few things from you folks. I'm from Ontario north of the big ugly Liberal Smoke.

Hi Every one
Come to you from Canada followed a link from Canadian Gunnutz. Main interest is in M14.
Look forward to reading forums.

Hi guys, Great looking forum :) I`m out in Sask and have been playing with guns for 30 plus years.

Garnet

High gang!

Newjack here! I got into the oldies a couple years ago with the CMP M1's. Since then I've picked up a 1903, 03A3, and just recently a RC K98k from JP Suhl made in 1939. Don't flame me but I stripped the russian shellac off. One of these days I need to find a replacement stock for my first milsurp, the sporterized carcano in 7.35mm that my dad bought at woolworth's for $10.