New member introductions thread ......

Hello everyone, nice to be a member of the forum.

I own two MK4 Enfields, one is a FAZ 48 South African issue and the other is I believe to be a Weedon Supply Depot rifle it has a W on the butt-stock?? I also own two Mosin Nagant 91/30's, a K-31 Swiss, K-98 Mauser, U.S. Model of 1917 Remington, a Remington Model of 1903, M1 Garand made by Springfield in Mass. and an M1 Carbine made by Inland.

Of all of my military rifles, the Enfields are my favorite:) Looking forward to chatting with you folks :)

SAMK

Hi Guys,

Been actively building and collecting firearms for close to 50 years and am always interested in other ideas from the firearms community. My latest project was an AR-15 from a 0% forging and am now working on an AR-10 0%.

Later
Johnny_V
Life Member of the NRA since 1976

New member hunter,shooter,collector

82trpr

Hello everyone.
To introduce myself, I enjoy shooting hand guns and fishing. I am inthe middle of a project to cleanup an old (100nyr old) Ross 1905 sporter. Slide bolt. Has all parts. I may be asking questions from you all as I go along. I will need advice here and there. Winter time project.

New to hunting and shooting, 40+ mother looking to read other experiences and gain knowledge into hunting and shooting. Hoping to not ask any eye rolling questions.

Hi eveyone I am Paul from Winnipeg.
I have a working Ross M10 Mark 3 with Kahles Wien ZF 69 scope and Redfield mounts.
It has 2 markings that are the same one under the patented and one on the barrel.
It is crossed flags with a crest on top and the letters dpc from left to right in the flag pole spaces.
Any help finding out what this signifies would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Greetings from Calgary, Alberta, Canada

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME IDENTIFY THIS SCOPE AND CASE MY DAD GOT IN VIETNAM. OUTSIDE OF CASE READS HM-7 CASE CARRYING 765435. THEN ON BOTTOM OF SCOPE ARE THE NUMBERS 7691509.
iF ANYONE KNOWS WHAT IT WAS USED FOR AND THE APPROX. VALUE OF IT NOW PLEASE EMAIL ME AT SELLINCARS99@YAHOO.COM

THANK YOU,
ALM

Long time lurker.. Time to step out and say hello.

Dave McFaul
CEO of Neit Arms co.

Welcome hope you enjoy this site a lot of helpful information .