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Nice shooting! Once you start reloading for it your flyers will either be reduced in distance or disappear altogether, as long as you do your part. They are excellent rifles and shoot great even...

Did the cases have military primers with the ring around them? If so you'll need to do them with a military primer swaging tool.

The best way I've found to do the primer pocket is, I bought an RCBS case prep machine. It became a necessity after a severe wrist injury. I would do about 8 cases and my hand would lock up for the...

It's a really nice looking rifle. What your son doesn't know won't hurt him. Just make sure you clean it after you shoot it and before he sees it. My fingers would be itching to get at that.

That all sounds great. Best of luck with your new Toy. The only shortcoming is the original rear sight was numbered to the receiver. If that doesn't matter to you then it doesn't matter at all! Get...

Did you get a chance to see the rifle this week?

Convincing the wife is the hardest part so it's just about yours!

I sure would. If there's any chance the original sight and it's hardware come with it then it's a great deal. I highly doubt the original sight is anywhere to be found though.

Not to be issued to front line troops unless an absolute emergency.
There was a percieved feed issue which was remedied with a larger bolt lug. The ones made 12/16 and after came from the factory...

I just looked it up the cross on the butt stock indicates emergency use only. That rifle may be a pre December 1916 manufacture date that hasn't been updated to a MkI* status. Somewhat rarer than...

The rifle is priced at around $800us. I would go look at it. If it seems just average you can remove the sight and sling swivel set and sell them as a complete package. You'll recoup the selling...

It appears to be an average looking Winchester Pattern 14 with a Parker-Hale rear sight added to it and a matching bolt. That looks to be the PH-5B rear sight. It has the target sling swivel front...