New member introductions thread ......

Another newbie on the forum. I've been collecting for 25+years. WWI and WWII US and British long guns. Have a little bit of everything, including a 1941 Johnson. Any other Johnson folks on the site I would be interested in hearing from.

Hello...I'm a new member just signed in today. I'm retired USAF fighter pilot who has been accumulating guns forever. Like Old firearms especially Colts & Winchesters.

cmdplt

hello .looking forward to good info

Hello All,
Just got a service grade M1 last week and found this site by researching the rifle. I've had a few milsurps through the years.
First one was a 03 springfield bought back in the early 70's for $40.
Now have a 1873 trapdoor in excellent condition.
A Norinco SKS that's a excellent shooter despite the "BB gun" trigger.
A 91/30 Mosin that with a little grinding on the rear site, the point of aim is now the point of impact.
And even though its not a true Milsurp, I consider my SP-1 Colt close enough.

Regards,
Tony from northwest Florida

Hello:
I am a noob member to this form.
Shoot all types of milsurps; bolt and and combloc semi autos.
riflemanone

Glad to be aboard

Hi,
New guy from BC. First rifle was a P17 '06, first deer was taken with a #4 Mk1, and I've been shooting 6.5x55s for almost 30 years. I have a Remington 7.62x54R, an Ariska, M42B, Brazilian M98 '06, and a few other old timers. I came here looking for more brass options for reloading.

Hi, I am a new member with little collecting experience. I have read a lot of forums and have enjoyed the answers.

My interest in this site began when an old friend who gave me a Mauser 1909 Argentino... I am told it is is very good condition but I dont know much about it yet. It has been rechambered for .30-06... I don't know if that is significant or not. So I'm new at this to say the least. Any input this group can give me would be welcomed... Thx

hi my name is terry glade to be here hope yall are doing good.:beerchug:

Hi Guys & Girls.
Just a short intro ,Ive been collecting Enfields of various types for about 10yrs now and am always on the lookout for new things and more info on these fine guns , I also have a very nice FR8 and M38 Swede with an as new bore on it .
Also do a small amount of compatition pistol shooting when I get the time away from work ..

Hope I can contribute in some way and also learn new things as we go.

cheers from Australia....:thup:

Tucker219

greetings. found this site from a google search. answered my question right away. i saw in that thread that Bill Ricca posts here - i've ordered from him and learned from his expertise on many occasions. looking forward to checking the forum out.

take care,

336

Hi,New member here. Loss of 9 pistols in 1997 UK handgun ban made me look at other disciplines for shooting pleasure. Discovered shotguns,clayshooting,PSG, lever action Marlins, 10/22`s and Lee Enfields. I now have five Enfields . A 4(T),No.4,No. 5, SMLE and a SMLE sniper. This last came about when I bought an old .22 rifle to recondition and found the dusty old scope to be an Aldis Mk2! This led me to an interest in sniping history and I put together a SMLE sniper with drawings from The Royal Armouries Pattern Room. It is as accurate a replica as can be made and is horrible to shoot with the offset scope. Most uncomfortable! I shoot a lot at Bisley and other ranges. Am a Member of several Clubs and reload for .357 and .303. I shoot more now than I did pre `97

Hello,

I'm from Quebec, Canada and I've been collecting militaria from WWII since 10 years.

I have daggers, medals and some nice guns (Bren MKI, MP-40 and a K98).

See you!

Hi, everyone. I'm just completing my requirements for getting started in this forum. Compared to all of you, I'm sure that I'm a very small collector. My main interest is in WW2 American & German items (K98, M1 Garand, 1903, etc.). I'm looking forward to this forum's shared knowledge & experience.

Jim

Hello all. I have been collecting for 30 years. Mostly High Standards and M1 carbines. Just getting into shooting milsurps. Thanks for having me.:)

Hello everyone I am fairly new to the gun scene. I'm trying to learn as much as possible. I am interested in becoming an armorer.

Hello everyone, I came across this forum while trying to find information about a few different rifles my father had in his small collection. I've found the site to be very informative, & am looking forward to using its resources to help in my quest.

Just want to say hello to all.
I have been struck with a desire to own a nice, shootable example of either a 1903 Springfield, or maybe an Enfield or a Mauser 98.
I know almost nothing about these guns, despite the fact my first centerfire rifle was an 03A3, especially as to what their current values are, or where to look for them for sale. Trying to learn about this is what has led me here!

Skeeter aka Brett Berndt. Proud son of William H Berndt, Staff Sargent FSSF aka The Devils Brigade.

I am happy to have found this forum and will help out all that I can.

Hi folks,new to the computer world.Been interested in this stuff as long as
I can remember.Look forward to learning more.

Hello everyone hope to be here alot

I have been an avid collector of 98K's for many years. Currently I collect old mauser rifles and bayonets. This website has great information for military mausers and bayonets. Good to be on board

Hi,

I'm new to your forum but not to shooting and I'm really happy I found this wealth of knowledge.

I'm also looking for a place to shoot in the Kitchener area without paying $300 a year for a membership, please let me know if you have any thoughts.

Thanks:thup:,

Mike.

Hello all,new to this Forum but not Mil-surps My collection is mainly WW2 era with some modern stuff thown in.My only Black rifle is a 4 digit Colt SP1 AR15 made in 1967.

Well I guess this is my Hello.

In a nut shell I am a M1 Carbine and M1 Grand owner. As well as a Star Model B (from the 1936 German Military purchase contract) And I'm looking to improve my knowledge of my M1's

When I figure out how to ask I'll have some questions about replacing the stock on my Carbine which has been messed up by a previous owner.

I have had a VERY long association with the M1 Carbine in fact my Freshman speech in High School was how to field strip and clean and M1 Carbine. Boy have times changed since 1973 when dad made a phone call to the VP and got me permission to bring the carbine (in a soft case) on the bus and to keep it in my hall locker until it was needed for the class. As I remember no one even checked on it. I think I told the bus driver it had been OKed.

I got an A LOL

Anyway my other hobbies are collecting Music (LP's CD's R2R tapes and Cassettes) Vintage Stereo Gear (mostly from the 70's) Photography and camera collecting, And control line model airplanes. Oh and restoring my 48 Willys Jeep and this stupid house.

Married 27 years father of a son who is a USN Electronics tech, step dad to a Daughter who was USN corpsman for 8 years but is now mommy to two beautiful daughters. So I'm grandpa.

I drive a 105,500GVW Kenworth T-800 "Pioneer" Dump truck and pup trailer for a paving and site development co. We build and repair roads from Forest service to Interstate freeways. And do everything from huge site jobs like car dealerships and distribution centers to subdivisions. And peoples driveways.

I've done a little 2nd Amendment lobbying and had a small part in Oregon's 1989 Firearms control act which unified the states concealed carry laws and made it possible for law abiding people to carry concealed.

Hunting and fishing since I was a kid.

For a while the wife and I were real big into Blackpowder Rendevous and muzzleloaders.

I guess I best shut up now before I have to buy all of you a beer.

hope to add to the discussion when I can.


Mark W.

Hello, everyone. New member, here. Only limited milsurp experience, but I enjoy learning about the few I own.

hello all

Just wanted to say hello from Iowa.
Ive been collecting mil surplus for about 25yrs and have
a little bit of everything. I started collecting ww1 and ww2
firearms but branched out to all mil surplus.
I realy like reading the posts on this forum and have learned a lot
already .

evileye

An old man NEWBIE checking in. I am looking forward to learning a lot from the other collectors here. With the passing of this last Memorial Day, and my discovery of information about my "NAMESAKE" uncle(check out link below), I am ready to add a historical gun to my collection. I decided on going the "M1" route. I used the Garand when I was in the NAVY to shoot garbage bags from the fantail of the ship, I have never shot the Carbine before. My reason for wanting a Carbine is the historical tie to my uncle(see second link).
My purpose for getting this rifle is strictly punching holes in paper up to 100yds away. Maybe an occasional "ZOMBIE" hunt.
Please let me know what your opinions are and any thing I should be on the look-out for (good/bad) while shopping for my new addition.
Thanks in advance for your information. My posting id in the provided links is; fn111557.

Info link - "NEAR the BOTTOM"
http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.yuku.com/topic/1351

Story link - "Close Call with Incoming Mortars"
http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.yuku.com/topic/1402

Hello Folks. Another new member here. Glad to be aboard.

:beerchug:

New member here. My favorite MilSurp is my '03 Springfield. Made in 1929. Re-barreled July '42 to kill Japs. It appears that it spent most of it's life on the rack. The '42 barrel, I assume was due to corrsive priming not properly cleaned on the original barrel. The metal work is 95 % +. The stock was perfect except for being saturated with oil or cosmoline. I used Brownell's Whiteing to suck out the oil. I gave it a hand rubbed finish with Pilkington linseed oil. It now is a beautiful rifle that is extremely accurate. I would not part with it. I am anticipating spending a lot of time on this forum.

Hi Everyone, I just joined the forum and have about 10 years of collecting experience behind me. I am looking forward to reading the forums and learning more about a very interesting passtime. Thanks, nalla53

i have been shooting about 5 years have a finn model 39 and other toys getting ready to replace front sight any tips ? shoots high but good

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i have been shooting about 5 years i have a finn model 39 and a mosin nagant and other toys. im getting ready to replace the front sight on the finn. any tips/ IT LOOKS PRETTY STRAIGHT FORWARD.also any info on reloading 380 acp with plated BULLETS WOULD HELPFUL

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I am renewig my intrest in the M1 Carbine. Which is an old timer to me. I enjoy reading informative threads on the unit.

Retired and have an interest in Springfield 1903's. Memories of my Grandad's service rifle, or the one I played with a long time ago.

Now rebuilding, assembling parts from various sources. Intend on using the rifle for hunting and as a learning tool to gain knowledge about this rifle.

Reload for .45acp, .308, and .243 win(s). It's amazing the amount of information here. Thanks to all contributors, it makes my new endeavor safer and more enjoyable.

Bob R. USN, IDPA, Appleseed, Oathkeeper

Hi everyone,I'm a new member in search of the knowlege that many of you have that I find so elusive in finding information on the model 1917 Eddystone,Winchester and Remington.I am now the proud owner of 2 Eddystones,but one has been sporterized and am in need of an origional stock.Does anyoneone know where to find one?Thanks!

Hi Folks, Fripp Here,
16 Years collecting, Main Interests are US & Commonwealth Military Arms,
M1 Garand, M1903, Carbine, SMLEs, my oldest LeeEnfield turned 100 this year. It's been a while since I've visited, but I'd like to say that this a great site with a wealth of good information.
Thanks Again

Hi I am a WWII collector for 50 years. Current interest M1 Carbins.

Good Afternoon, and Happy Fathers Day to all. Have been involved with
firearms for most of my life. Have two military match rifles. 1903-A3
Springfield, 30-06 and a M-1 Garrand in .308 Cal. Enjoy shooting sports,
but enjoy the historical aspects of firearms developement past, present,
and future. Looking forward to learning more. Thank you again for letting
this Old Fella into the group.

Just wanted to introduce myself, I am new to the forum

I am semi-retired but an avid shooter and very interested mainly in WW2 but also WW1 and Korea.
I look forward to mixing with you people and hopefully learn more about Military arms and all they have to offer.

Regards: Bob:cheers:

Hi everyone, I'm a newbie here, looks like a fun bunch, I'm a long time shooter but just recently started collecting WWII & Korean vintage items, glad to be here.

Hello to everyone. Not a collector but have a few weapons. My favorites are US made military weapons.:wave:

I'm new to this forum, but over 40 years collecting, gunsmithing, shooting, and reloading. My screen name says it all. guns is me.

Greetings & Salutations, Friends.

I am a fan of Enfields and all the other types of firearms (Enfields in my opinion being in a special limited class with the American Springfield). I own a M4 and also a Mosin M44, but Elizabeth (my Maltby Arsernal No 4 Mk 1) is the love of my life. I enjoy tight shot groups and good conversation.

I would enjoy hearing from other members on a variety of related interests and experiences while shooting mil surp rifles.

I am a new collector but have had a love for old guns for a long time. I own a beautiful Enfield "T" , a 1900 Colt SA, and a couple of others. I look forward to picking your brains!!(and hopefully spill some knowledge)

Thanks!!:beerchug:

Hi there all, cmblake6 here. You may know me from my blog, maybe not. As I was surfing about, I found this site. Being a retired Air Force Combat Arms Technician, it looked like something I'd greatly enjoy.

Old, old man from the Korean Era. Collect WWII rifles and sidearms.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking forward to tapping into the deep well of expertise and experience offered here. Thanks for allowing me in!

Hi Everyone
New member own Enforcer and Long Branch No4
Best Regards Kev

Hello. New member and new to collecting. Just bought an Enfield rifle and I will be seeking alot of info from you knowledgeable folks here.

Dan

hi, im retired (disabled) army vet, once an avid hunter and rifle, pistol, machinegun and sniper competiter. im a current nc cch instructer, ffl holder and gun collecter.

New member here, Hello to all.
Interested in learning more about Enfields, No 4 and No 5 mostly

A big hi to all black powder shooters out there in particular ,breech loaders martini- henry,snider&rolling-block etc!Am interested in these rifles as i hunt and collect with the above. fondest regards,myles.:beerchug:

hello I only been collecting for maybe 10years. Mainly German and USA. I know I can use all your help at times and hope not to be a pest.

Hello,
I am a new French Member and I have an Lee Enfiled N°1 MKIII 1918.
Milsurps is THE reference site. Thank you
Soon

Just joined, I have been interested in military firearms all of my life. Looking foward to chatting with any and all. Presently I have a couple Enfields, a 41 Swiss, along with a few other odds and ends. Present age 55.

I was wondering were I could get early 215gr silver jacketed 303 ammo for my smle no.1 mkI?
Thanks!!

Hello group, I am a retired Police Officer and spent several years in the Marine Corps Reserves as a smallarms repairman. I like all the military stuff from the world over. I just purchased a Swiss 1911 rifle.

Semper Fi, Mark :wave:

Wazzup All,

Just want to say hello and looking forward to reading up and learning about Military Surplus Collectors forum. I have ownership to a Springfield NM M1 Garand, M14 Rfiles to name a few and soon enough this year a Springfield Armory (P. Beretta) BM-59 Mark I and this forum will surely be most helpful to me.:beerchug:

Best Regards,
M1A96819

:wave:Hello everyone, folks! I'm very glad to be part of your community!

ya, i'm new! good day all. looking forward to some gun fun on here and to learn more about our hobby from all the many years of knowledge you all hold.
cheers jeepcjaholic

Greetings. I have a Chinese made Mosin Negant M44 rifle with a swing bayonet. I fired the rifle back in 1982 to be sure it worked. I am considering selling it and want to know how much it is worth and who may be interested. Any ideas? Thanks,
G:cool:

Hi guys

I like mostly Semi-autos, Gun talk, and second amendment politics. I'm into building AR15, Ak 47, I have parts kits for Mg 34, 42, Brens 303, Thompsons you name it, but have not gotten time to build them. I'm an amateur gun smith. Before I retired from the military I was a small arms instructor. I go by Frogman on other Forums. At one time I was in teams UDT21 & UDT 22 69-72

Hi from Vancouver............

Hello all,
new to guns, but have always liked the look of the M1, i cant wait to get one

i just started working on my PAL in Ontario Canada

Hello all,
Just joined corrently new tot his but hope to gain some experience and knowledge here. I'm currently considering refinishing a 91/30 and was wondering if I should buy another one to keep the true history as it seems doing anything to these rifles ruins there historic value or atleast thats what im reading in the forums on here. I want to keep the historical value.

Hello everyone. I'm new to Milsurps.com and milsurp collecting. I've had my C&R license since March but haven't made any purchases yet. I'm trying to pay some medical bills off before I divert funds to collecting. I'm not sure what I'll be collecting but at this point I know I want to collect weapons from both WWI and WWII. I live in Southwest Louisiana and would like to get to know collectors in my area. I would like to attend one of the gun shows in Houston because I've always heard that they have a large selection of guns at fair prices. I don't know if that's true or not but it has to be much better than the local gun shows that have the same old dealers with the same old high priced weapons. The last local gun show that I attended had no milsurp rifles at all. :eek:

Anyway, I'm glad to be here and I look forward to learning as much as possible from other members.

Mark

Hi, I've got a USN MK 2 Ka-Bar. Nord-8114 B.M.co 1/5 VP. Does anyone know when it was manufactured and is it worth anything?

Howdy all. I love military style arms. I can't really say that I'm a collector because I love to shoot them as much as looking at them. So far I have accumulated a M-1917 Eddystone, M-1 Springfield, M-1903 Remington in original configuration and a M-1 Carbine. A M-1903A3 ( sportered by my grandfather. I ain't got the heart to change it back.) A M1A, AR-15, Colt 1911A1. I hope to learn a bunch of stuff from y'all.
Kindest regards,
Jim from NC:madsmile:

Hello Y'all
Joining this group after you have solved some of my questions already by looking
at many of the posts on this site. I'm retired Navy, and now retired drawing retirement and pension. I've have had a few old guns over the years. I do have a few newer handguns, all my long arms are older then myself.
bmitchel6 in Good Ole Virginia

Hello Everyone,
New Member, Lee-Enfield No1 Mklll (Lithgow 1915) and M1903 Springfield (Springfield Armory 1918) owner. I look forward to learning and collecting.
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Hello;

I have been collecting various weapons over the years. Started with Fox and LC Smith shotguns, then Military knives, (bolos etc), now some mil-stuff,
303 Jungle Carbine, and a M1 most recently.

hello, glad to find this site, i am acollctor and will fid it interesting.

Just saying hello - I've been shooting for years and I own an Enfield, Mauser, Mosins, AR-15, AK's, etc. But today I plunked down a deposit on my first Garand! It's a .308 so I hope that's OK - maybe not a purist's idea of a Garand, but I have plenty of .308 ammo so... Now I'm busy buying clips and learning about the gun.

The guy who owns the gun store is very helpful and told me about a 1,000 yard range not too far away; I'll start out at 100yds and work my way up:lol: Maybe I'll look into a scope mount that doesn't do any permanent "damage" to the rifle (although it's already been converted to .308). Any suggestions?

I'm going to pick the gun up in a couple of weeks at the latest, so I'll try and post pics and try to get in a "range report" - but it will probably only be 100 yards so... I'll also get the specific info on the gun - manufacturer, barrel type, etc. Maybe the serial number will give me a lead on "where the gun has been over the years"?

I'm sure I'll have plenty of noob questions in the future and I'm looking forward to learning as I go.

Thanks for your patience,
Jack :wave:

Hello everyone!!
I am a new member to the Milsurp collectors forum. My first name is David.
I live in rural Manitoba and very new to gun collecting for target shooting and hunting purposes. :beerchug:
I will probably end up asking a lot of dumb questions but please bear with me and not too many smartass remarks as this usually just confuses the hell out of me and never answers what I want to know.
I have always found it much easier to ask or be asked a stupid question and give an honest answer than to try and fix a stupid mistake.:)
Hope to hear from you all and have enjoyed reading the entries so far!

Hello everyone. I was a regular at the old CSP website. Been gone a long time but hopefully will be posting again soon.

Hi Guys (and any Gals I might have missed?). 49 year old collector here. Never served in the forces, but my Dad and Uncles did and I learned firearms handling, shooting and hunting from them, as well as a respect for the serviceman. Developed my own interest in modern day combat arms and many of those are now considered historical developments. Have a special place in my heart for the original Armalite company and the Sterling Armaments company as well. Did a limited stint with Reed Knight of Knights Armament fame here in Florida. Met Eugene Stoner through Reed before Mr. Stoner passed (this was back in 1995) Reed's personal collection includes the early prototypes from Eugene Stoner as well as the ONLY AR-16 (Armalite) I have ever seen in real life (their .308 version of the AR-18), plus many, many more seldom seen examples of firearms. Some from Knight's own design efforts.

Have my favorite English rifles in the form of several Lee-Enfields ( a No. 4 and a Sante Fe conversion to a Jungle Carbine), an L1A1 rebuild on DSA receiver and a Sterling Mk 6 semi auto carbine (16" silly wanker barrel). From a purist standpoint, nothing very special, but I love shooting them all the same. Hoping to find some sources in the UK for Suit sight parts. This seemed like a good place to start? Also for some L1A1 information.

Always interesting to see how the firearms community and regulations work in other parts of the world. Took a trip to England, summer of 2006 and had a BLAST! Went to the War and Peace show at Hop Farm and loved every second of that thing. Would love to get back to England soon. The museums are FANTASTIC!

Hi everyone, My name is Bob and been interested in WW2 european theatre since visiting normandy 47 years ago. I am knew to collecting and just bought a ww2 mauser G33/40 dot 42 8mm . Any one know the length of the cleaning rods on these as mine is missing were they numbered? Also, what bayonet did they use--- were they numbered? Did they use the Czech 24/33 bayonet? Thanks for everyones help! --Bob

hello everyone im airborn101 been collecting for 15 years like the m44 and sks carbines . i have questions about my 1943 m44 need some help

I am thankful to a good buddy of mine for introducing me to this site and forum. I am around 15 mos from retiring and plan to expand my collection of military rifles. The information that is consolidated here is the best I have seen.

I will be retiring to Bath, NC and will be looking for a gun club to join in that area.

My thanks to all of you who are military or retired military. It is always approriate to remember you who have served and even more so at this time of year. Independence Day is the remembrance of what started our great nation and you folks are who preserves it.

Newly joined and looking forward to increasing my knowledge and collection.

Hello all,
I'm from Alabama and just wanted to say hello and have a great 4th of July!
Freebooter

Just want to say howdy. I am new to this, I just bought a M.N. 91/30. It's been fun to shoot, and I can consistantly hit a 9"x9" square at 50 yds. I won't brag about how tight the groups are, though. But I can hit it pretty much every shot. (That's with iron sights and age-weakened eyes.) I look foreward to learning from the experience of this group.

Hi all just found the forum and joined.
Mel W.

Hi,
I represent a small manufacturing facility in Texas and we cater to a number of WWII type semi auto builds. Our latest project is of an American made FG42 and we are trying to get the word out and see what the interest is! Thanks again!

Hello everyone long time competition shooter and collector. Great site

Thought I would introduce myself since I haven't posted and have been here quite a while.
Thomas Jackson is my name, just started collecting last year. So far I have come across a nice 43 91/30mn one m-28 from SKY. The SKS is a russian 53, the best by far is my 43 Swiss k-31 short rifle. Hardly a ding in the walnut stock, still a great shooter. Think I got lucky since I picked it up for just $200 now ones in my condition go for 350 or better. Anyway glad to meet ev1.

Greetings! I've watched the board for years, but never posted. So,......Howdy, folks. I like U.S. military weapons from all time periods. Also am in to Military Vehicles, including a Model 1917 Machine Gun Cart that's under restoration. I have a dummy Vickers that will be carried by the cart.

glad to be OFFICIALLY aboard!
Mike Pilcher

Greetings all. I came here looking for literature and haven't been back in a while.Jumping all the hoops so I don't get dumped. A little history. Us military in the 70's.School trained,practicing, gunsmith for 30+ years.Shop was in military town so have seen a fair amount of old military things.Rifles,pistols, MGs,and SMGs.Pretty much retired now.Trying to become a gentleman farmer.Have a small shop to play in and projects I picked up over the years and never finished.I always thought it was a love and not a job anyway.

Hi all
I found your site whilst I was looking for information on enfield p53's. Which I purchased :D
Its the only military gun that I own at the moment. As I do not have a licence to shot it, its
held as an antique. But having seen them being used it will be better than me I think. When I get my camera working I will post some pics.

I JUST WANTED TO SAY HI TO TO ALL OF YOU, AND HOPE YOUR HOLIDAY WAS PLEASANT, AND DONT FORGET ABOUT OUR 2nd AMENDMENT RIGHTS. THANK YOU ALL. CHUCK CONNOLLY 7-5-2010 8:01 PM

Newbie from england , i own a enfield and i fired it before , its very accurate @ 250 ysd, britsh .303 chuck c.

New member here. Picked up my first 1943 SA M1 Garand from CMP this week. I am looking forward to learning a lot.

Hi, I am just getting into the military surplus rifles and am shooting a pair of Lee Enfields. One a Longbranch No.4 Mk1* and the other a 7.62mm 2A1 RFI model.

Hi,
I am a new member, and have a couple of .303 lee enfields. Emjoy info on loads.
Roger

Hello.
New member here. Originally from London, moved Stateside to PA over a year ago. Now trying to get together a collection of Lee Enfields!:thup:

new member. first firearm was my late uncle's Lee Enfield- popped out of the factory in 1917, the same year my uncle popped out of.. well, you get the idea!

Good Morning to everyone.

It has been a long times since I have been on this site. I lost both the address and password/log in information.

Hot here in North Carolina today and a good day to stay inside and browse the web.

Nothing in particular to discuss today and I am just enjoying reading the posts.

Hava a great day.

hi all. just joined up as i now have two milsurps in the safe - a Steyr M95 and a Portuguese Vergueiro. I live in Australia.

Cheers, jason.