New member introductions thread ......

I've been lurking for awhile and thought I would say hello from Northern Michigan. I got away from collecting but have a renewed interest and found the site while trying to get some answers to questions I had.

I have a M1917 Eddystone, a Remington '03A3, SA M1 Garand and Swedish Mausers M96 and M38 and some bayonets for them, as well as a Makarov. I have a Colt Sporter and a Norinco SKS, though not sure if these fit the forum as they're not surplus arms.

Looks like a great site with loads of info!

brand new,hope to work and learn with you in near future.

hello, first time. have been collecting since1966.U.S all
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Howdy!
First time on site. Great info here and decided that I wanted to be a member.


I have come into the possession of a Ross Rifle, 1916, M-10, S/N781 (Z stamped underneth S/N on stock foregrip) 30.5" barrel, machined forging nosecap w/t bayonet lug, Quebec cartouge stamp on stock and III. and 93/1916 and KT stamps left to right toward trigger guard area, O E stamped on barrel, NRA good, original finish, have fired three .303 British military rounds through it and want to know if it has collector value before I ruin it by putting a sidemount scope on it for hunting. Original owner was Brigadier General William Forrest Hemenway of Sycamore, IL who fought in the Mexican, WWI, and WW2.
Any comments?
Thanks,
Bill

Hello,

I'm looking for the large diameter screw and spanner nut that goes through the handle of a Japanese Army Type 32 Cavalry sword.

Can anybody out there help ?

thanks-
Ron

Hi
My name is Marc and I live in Luxembourg.

Greetings from Nashville!

Happy to be aboard. Proud owner of my Springfield M1A and my 1944 era IBM M1 Carbine.

Hello T MANN here I am primarily interested in swords bayonets and issue fighting knives a new hobby but a lifelong interest thanks

Although I've been a member for a while, I've been a "read only" type. However, I need to ask a couple of questions about Enfields so I had better say Hello.

Curly
UK