New member introductions thread ......

Hi All: I am a new member that is old. I worked in the Springfield Armory in Springfield Mass. after High School classes , all day saturday, school vacation and Holidays as an inspector in the Garand Bolt Milling Department during 1944 and 1945. After graduation I was to be drafted,so I enlisted, and Army taught me how to use a Garand M1 and sent me overseas for 30 months. I was a Springfield 1903 collector and graduated to Garand M1's.:thup:

Hi to all,

I have been lurking in the shadows too long. Time to step up and say hello.

Mhobtr

Hello all, I have enjoyed shooting all my life. While traditional black powder rifles are my favorites, I do love an old "Army" rifle. I look forward to visiting with y'all. Andy

Hi fellow history enthusiasts

I'm Jim and have collected and traded in historical firearms for over thirty years. That being said, I have mainly traded, which leads me to the current regret when I think of all the fine military weapons I have owned. I currently own only a few:

IBM M1 Carbine
Broomhandle Mauser (converted to 9mm)
P38

Hi Guys
I'm a new member who collected WW II Aviation for 17 plus years but quit collecting 16 plus years ago but lately I've been collecting P-38 Lockeed Lightning memorabilia.

Greetings, I am new to this site and have ex-military background. I collect edged weapons from the World War One and Two events, both Axis and Allies.

Greetings I have some 25 years of collecting edged weapons and a few military rifles. I look forward to learning and sharing knowledge from this site, regards Brian

New member. I have a 1918 BSA No. 1 Mk 3. I bought it 40 yrs. ago, it shoots very well. I enjoy the history of the rifle.

Hello to all. I am new to this forum, and have two M14 type rifles and one Ishipore Enfield that I just got. Looking for info mostly on the Enfield.

John

Howdy yall.

I am a US Martial arms collector as well as a small business owner in the military surplus arms and collectible industry.

Not too much else to say. Any questions, feel free to e-mail me at don@rcarms.com

Don