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I'm pretty sure it's just his shirt. You can follow the line of the edge of his shirt all the way from collar to that bulged out part. If you open the pic in another screen and expand it to 250% or...

Because he has the M1A1 in it.

It's almost like you have to contact the seller and offer him what it's worth, have him pull it and ship it regular mail.

They didn't seem to believe me...

Here...



The stock folds inside the case. You see nothing.

That first man has an M1A1 carbine with butt folded in the holster case. Not so oft' seen... Apparently these are 101st by the helmet marking on first man and this is the time of the siege of...

I only had one Alf Parker sight and it had that lean but I never did shoot it.

He's taking a drink, water bottle in hand.

Except that they're there. I get you though, someone destroyed that on purpose at close range.

Those look like .30 cal holes to me. They'll go right through thin stuff like that too. Guess it would depend on where the user was holding or carrying...remember the purpose of an ambush.

Or perhaps a squib load and then a catastrophic detonation with the next shot.

Exactly, they won't deal outside the US. Like looking through the window at things you want.

That ain't good...

I thought you meant this site Ross forum...

Yes, a really odd direction for the point to be. All because of a wiping rod.

There's no "Registration" per say. You should be able to post if you posted here.

Good to see you too...

Yes it does. The markings alone would have me seeking another and flog that one. Just me though...

Bolt and receiver markings match anyway. English gun changed over...

Nice lookin' carbine. The suncorite shows some abuse but not the rest.

That's about where we are too Dave...here.

I'd be willing to bet they react to people sending messages protesting the items. "That's not allowed, it's a weapon"...



Yes...

No, not allowed but as Steve points out they did happen.

No that's an M1 rifle. Two Rifles, two carbines and a .30 looks like cooling off. It always amazed me when you approach a forward position how two or three guys could be so differently involved in...

That dust cover resembles the one issued for our AN PVS 502. It was a huge hollow affair with two holes at top for screws to attach the rail. Not much better than spot welds.