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Numrich arms used to sell flechettes with the anti clotting orange powder still on them...

Shoots just about right.

Which was number one reason to take advancement courses to get some promotion...so you didn't have to listen to some of these dickheads any more.

I had one of those back in the mid '80's when there were almost no SKS and 7.62x39 was all but impossible to obtain. Blued and laminate stock, was a nice piece. They commanded a mere $150 or so...

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I was getting worried...

First time I've heard that. Very interesting. So just leaving the original supply chain...

I found a few in a lot of military ammo sold to me by a dealer some years back. Some pre 1900 even...

And the "E" is an Eddystone...

That makes more sense to me. I'd have a hard time believing that when rifle was made on Long Branch machines that Belgium took offense to machine cut differences.

Interesting looking to see where this piece came to settle...my brother lives over near Hollyrood... Used to live in Mount pearl.

I'll be listening here...

Take a sandbag to rest and then there's no messin' around. Nice and careful at 25 and 100. Very interested...

So what it needed then was a quick bead blast and anodizing like an AR receiver. I'm pretty sure there's a simple explanation for where it came from. The other parts are easy enough to get in...

On that...we've seen '94 Winchester rifles with almost nothing left shoot fine with jackets and Lee Enfields too. I've shot M1 rifles that had little left but jackets shot OK as long as not pushed...

Lots of competitors do that, use all their time. We used to tell the troops if they had a minute and finished in 30 seconds without a perfect score, they were too fast.

So, there was no difference in color after refinish? I HAVE seen that but it's hard to manage.

Like a large seal in the shower...



As bad as playing catch up when you come late to the bar and the guys are already downrange...and you need to get there fast. That usually ends in disaster.

No, the rifling is about perfect, is all I mean. Any minor pitting won't affect use. Most rust will shoot out and then come clean. I've shot far worse with good result.

That's what I mean. That's why the before reading the caption I thought these guys were burying an enemy...Dad told me about it. He did it in Italy...

Thing is, the helmet looks for all the world like a German helmet that's bee lying around. Dark and rusty, the open gromet is visible in the upper and the shape of the ear protector going to the...

I was wondering if you'd be along...was sure you'd had your share of Grappa. And maybe too much on occasion...

Thus why we taught different types of conditions for cleaning. Canvas will hole the water against the weapon. This one would go all grey and fuzzy...hard to say. Maybe the frame was wrapped in a...

Carrying 6 digit M1 rifles.

I wonder if it was originally Japanned and someone acid dipped it to try to get the "Paint" off it? That would eat the aluminum and account for the pitted finish.