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Hi Everyone. My name is John and I'm a new owner of an Eddystone. I hope to become acquainted with you as I search this board fro knowledge of my rifle.
I'm originally from Long Island retired to Pa.(yeah!!) I was laid off from a nice retirement job and came back to New York (Bbbbbbooooooooo!!!) I now live in Dutchess County and my main job is being a Grandfather that doesn't offer to much advice. Nice meeting and greeting you.
Hi, I am just joining this Forum but am not new to collecting. Mainly early revolvers but am now moving into early rifles. My latest being a Martini Henry Mk II.
Looking forward to learning more and enjoying the Craic.
hello everyone glad to join up i have 3 enfields m3 m4 m5 looking forward to learning about them cheers
Hi all. I love running down history on my older firearms, so I thought this would be a great community to be involved with. I'm currently deployed to Afghanistan with the Army, and have a battlefield pickup Lee-Enfield that I'm working on ID'ing as my current project.
If you're an Enfield guy/gal, I'm going to put all the detail in that room. Please check it out!
hello everyone hope we can get on quite fine, happy to join.
Hi guys and gals
New member to site but have been reading for a while. I have a no4 mk1 and a few questions have come up. I will post my specific questions later.
Have a good day all.
Hi, I'm a new member in Seattle. I collect some of the war rifles and am member of Wash. Arms Collector. I like shooting rocks in our local gravel pit. I recently bought a 1903 03-A3 Remington made in about 1944 and had trouble loading ammo. The rounds wouldn't go down in the magazine very smoothly. I looked and noticed there is an indent in the magazine on the left side that the follower hits when trying to load it. I can move the follower to the right and it will load okay. No problem on feeding. Then I went to remove the magazine and discovered an issue with the forward screw. When I turn it left to loosen it loosens for 90 degrees and then re-tightens and won't come out. What's with that. Your efforts replying are greatly appreciated.
Hello
I'm from Poland , I was a forum reader from years, but now I registred.
I have M1 Carbine from 1943 and Lee Enfield no4 mk1* from 1945
Hi Folks,
I wanted to take a moment to say hello and look forward to this forum.
I have been collecting military firearms for over 30 years and specialize in Mosin Nagants. But then I also love 1903, 1903A3, Garanads, Mausers....well you folks understand I am sure.
Greetings. I've been interested in old firearms for quite some time. Been living here in NC for 11 years now. Certainly makes collecting a whole lot easier than up in NY, where I spent far too many years in frozen and oppressive misery. ;)