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The trigger group that's in it is a Dayton Traister that has been modified. Brownells sells the same trigger assy. which is what I will purchase. I'll try that first then a new cocking piece if...

Ole Ft. Ord was really jumpin' when I was there back in June-Aug. of '69. Tons of "cruits!! You go to 'Nam, you get blown away was the battle cry of all the DI's. :ugh:

Your post is understood. I'm gonna probably replace the trigger group as an assy. as this trigger that's in it has seen too much grindstone with a hair trigger that's scary. Thanks.

OK, I've got this Swedish M-1896 long rifle chambered in 6.5x55. It has been converted to cock on opening and the trigger assy. and possibly the bolt have been changed to aftermarket components. If...

I also have a series 4 Nagoya. Intact mum, pristine cond. It has a mono pod bracket but no mono pod or any evidence that one was ever issued. All the early features are represented. I love it! :D

Looks like split toed Tabi footwear for these Nips. The hobnailed boot was also used. :D

Winter camo for this hapless foe? I don't see any snow around.

In order to avoid the dragons teeth a minefield probably had to be dealt with. Or possibly a great field of fire from a Tiger or Panzer. Danger was everywhere.:yikes:

This is a photo taken by the famous photographer Joe Rosenthal. His flag raising photo on Mt. Suribachi would of course be his finest moment.

I was in basic and A.I.T. from March until late July 1969. We used the M-14 all during that time. REMF troops rarely saw an M-16 to my knowledge.

Well, for what it's worth, so to speak, I paid $400.00 for my Yugo M-48. It is totally pristine and appears to be unfired with no handling dings or whatever. The bolt face shows no signs of use. All...

I'll try to make this short and sweet. I took out my pristine Yugo m-48, numbers matching to the range last Friday. Shot 18 rounds thru it. The 17th round caused the bolt not to open and jammed the...

Only two flyable examples remain today I believe. Somebody went to the trouble to remove the 7.7's and the 20 MM cannons. Precious metal? You bet!

Things appear grim at best!

Where's it at now, buried in gangland grafitti?!

Graf is great! I purchase much ammo from them. I am also from Contra Costa County, Nor-Cal. Decent prices and they don't rape ya on the shipping!

I have ordered from Graf numerous times. I live in Contra Costa County [Nor. Calif]. Good prices and low buck shipping. They have my business!

Now that Kim Jong is dead what's next for that loose cannon of a country??

I spent time in the Army in Germany. 1969 thru 1970. It was cold there. I was cold almost everyday. Even the building did not have heat. Lousy boots, fatigues, brrrrr!

Another story I heard was that when a G.I. got onboard the "victory ship" for Frisco with their newfound "Arisaka" warprize the bolt was surrendered and tossed in a drum container. Of course upon...

I have an Arisaka T-99 [short] rifle. Early features, all matching, pristine bore, great mum, Series 4, Nagoya. I have actually shot it and it shoots wonderful. In July of 2006 I paid $365.00 for the...

The boxes he is sitting on are Jap ammo boxes. Look close.

I have an SKS 59/66 A1 rifle. The firearm is in excellent cond. It is quite accurate at 100 yards and has no issues, except one! Last week I shot 60 rounds thru it. The last ten rounds all went way...

I have a Yugo SKS 59/66A1 rifle. I have had great luck with this rifle the past 2 years. Yesterday I went to the range. I put 40 rounds thru it with no problems. The next ammo I shot with it was...

Looks a bit rickity to me!!