I think so too Chris. It would be neat to do one up in .22 though. You could use it in your garage in the winter time with CB caps...full gun drills...few beers, few laughs.
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I think so too Chris. It would be neat to do one up in .22 though. You could use it in your garage in the winter time with CB caps...full gun drills...few beers, few laughs.
They had them made up with 1903 actions ( 30-06 ) and some with 1922 ( or M1 / M2 ) actions ( .22 LR ) . Being outdoors , I'd guess 30-06 , but either would be nice to own along with the door knocker , of course.
Chris
What's that Chris? A small blank charge with a hardball for a projectile?Quote:
Originally Posted by emmagee1917
Slang nickname for the 37mm M3 AT gun.
Chris
The other would be fun too though.
A few more .22 trainers...
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OK, enough of this modern stuff with restricted geography. Let's widen the net and see if anyone can identify this - which is older than all the stuff posted up to now!
Fusil modèle 1907 or 1907-15 converted to .22LR ?
Chris
Older than that! And not a conversion. But you are right - it is French.
And it is in .22 short!
Try again. More clues tomorrow!
I found it , but I don't know what to call it .
French rifle - unknown manufacturer Nationale Rifle&qu in French & Italian Rifle Forum Forum
Chris