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I'm selling one on Ebay if anyone is interested.

I recieved this Remington bayonet in trade.
It is in excellent unsharpened condition.
In the pictures the end of the blade appears brown, but I assure you it is only a reflection; the blade is...

Boiling water on the metal parts followed by CLP when they are dry works the best without a lot of effort. Take the heated parts directly from the boiling water and place them on absorbent material...

chuckindenver,

I took your advise and I "chucked" (no pun intended) the Nunrich spring and I ground down, polished and re-installed the the original spring.

The first stage take-up is shorter...

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Manufactured in 1918. Re-barreled in 1931. 3 1/2 lb. Trigger pull. Very accurate. Replaced .o6 drift sight with...

Chuck,

I bought my new sear spring from Numrich. Where can I buy a lighter one?

Steve

Thanks guys.

I did polish the trigger humps and the sear with an india stone. I will check and polish the other areas you mentioned, as well as the spring ends. I will also get some graphite...

Hi guys,

I am attempting to improve the trigger pull on my 1903A3 and I am stumped as to what to do next.

This is what I have done: I replaced the sear spring and I carefully stoned the sear...

Other than a terrible trigger pull that makes it difficult to shoot off-hand, the rifle is very accurate off the bench. I guess I won't worry about it.

Thanks for the input.

Steve

A friend of mine noticed that the front of my trigger guard seemed be recessed more into the stock when comparing it to his A3. I removed my guard screws and plate and noticed that the edges of my...

Thanks Bob.

I have a question for you guys that shoot their 03's in highpower matches.

The drift slide on my 1903 ladder sight is stamped with an X on the left and a 6 on the right. I was told or I read...

I have two M1 Garands. One is a JCG rifle and the other is a .308 match rifle rifle. These two are by far my favorites. The next two would probably be my 1918 "high-number" Springfield '03 and my...

A.F.Medic, Here's my 25th series. What is your serial number range? What type of safety does yours...

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