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Hello everyone, I just inherited a 577 snider Mark II in reasonable good shape and would to talk to someone about reloading and shooting it. Have ordered dies and shell holder for the snider, that is all I have. Located in Toronto Ontario. Hoping to hear from someone with a snider
Thanks
Old Canuck
Figured that as long as I have a small handful of Milsurps, I might find lots of good info here, and a part or two from time to time...
SF Weapons and Commo guy, US Army Ranger, CIB, Master Parachutist, Pathfinder, school trained sniper, etc, etc... Thanks for allowing me aboard this forum. I have a M1-D model and it is so good in every way. S/N is 2373604 and it was rebarreled by CMP with a Criterion barrel a few years ago. It is a great shooter and I am so glad to have her!
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SF Weapons and Commo guy, US Army Ranger, CIB, Master Parachutist, Pathfinder, school trained sniper, etc, etc... Thanks for allowing me aboard this forum. I have a M1icon-D model and it is so good in every way. S/N is 2373604 and it was rebarreled by CMPicon with a Criterion barrel a few years ago. It is a great shooter and I am so glad to have her!
Hello all! New member here. I am member on Gunboards.com. Spend most my time there but since I have started a T sniper clone project I have found myself here quite a bit researching info. Like to thank all of you for the posts I have found concerning this. Very informative and helpful! Much appreciated!
Hello All,
Lifelong fan of everything military/firearms related. Really looking forward to soaking up some knowledge and communing with the like-minded...Oh, and GO BUCKS!!!
Hi, I am a long time collector of all milsurps, but lean toward mosins and sks's a bit more. Not new to forums in general, looking forward to learning more about this community.
Hello all... amazing forum! Have learned a lot already and hope to learn more.
Hi all - My name is Ted and I am pleased to be on this platform. I like to collect historical genuine military machine guns (non-functioning). Thanks Ted
Hi. I currently have an M1 Garand and an M1911-A1 in my collection, and have an interest in collecting other historical US Military small arms. I am also looking into the hobby of handloading ammunition for both of these guns. I haven't yet purchased any equipment other than the Lyman's Reloading Manual, which I'm currently reading. But I feel like it's only a matter of time (and funds) before I make the plunge. I'm also interested in the possibility of competitive shooting with the Garand. Anyway, I just wanted to jump on this forum to learn a few things from the experts. Thanks for having me.
Hello all,
I am currently Active Duty Army 73B and I am happy to be connected with so many veterans. I hope to learn more about your experiences, resources available, and expand upon my own professional knowledge about relevant service-connected behavioral health issues veterans are experiencing.