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Any ideas on a current value for a nice Stevens 620 Trench Gun? Overall a very nice gun with about 92% original finish with some wear on the tube and a little normal wear on the sharp edges. Very...

You will lower the value and collectable desirability if you take it out and oil it. If you ever sell it, you will get maximum return by keeping it dry and in the original packaging...

Most parts, including the receiver, OpRod and barrel look reparked to me...

Scope mount is real also...

I'll be staying in Birmingham. I ama history buff and collect minly US WWII stuff (garands, carbines, .45's, shotguns, etc) but am facinated with Medievel Armour, Swords, Castles, etc. I am trying...

Doug,
Thanks for the input, I'll look it up for sure. I assume you moved the thread? I also assume now yours will be the only response and most people (to include all my garand collector...

I know its a little off topic but I'm taking a weeks leave in England and would like to visit a really nice Military Museum while I'm there. Any ideas???

Thanks!!

Kenny

Ive got a number of Consec sets of Garands but who likes those BIG rifles anyway...LOL

Ive seen alot of early guns (from like June 1941 to March of 1942) but never one from 1940...

Not my rifle but sure is a really nice Win-13 on gb. Flatside uncut Op Rod and Dulite Gas cylinder are very tough to find...

Winchester M1 Garand 30-06 Collectors, Matching : Semi-auto at...

Yes, I do, thanks. None of the small parts are R marked, the bolt has an X on top and Punchmark under the handle (and also without the R mark) the stock has the FJA and Ord wheel cartouche only and...

Any idea on C-Prefix Smith Corona's? Found one at a Gunshow today (C3711468) Its all correct SC with a 6-43 SC barrel. Looks like it was a serial number overrun into remingtons sn range. Any ideas...

It is finally time for me to convert all my Garand records to my computer. Does anyone have an Excell Speadsheet to keep track of all my Garands? Maybe a program to use the Garand Data Sheets and...

There has been a Mint one with a can on Gunbroker for qite a while for $1250 so I would have to say less than that...

Bob, why not Rock Island construction?

The Open box SA means that the rifle was rebuilt at Springfield Armory and the F is believed to be the inspector...hth

I have a few original National Match rifles and a couple of them have what looks like a little "Dove" cartouche under the proof P. I remember reading a couple of years back that no one really knew...

I have a few original National Match rifles and a couple of them have what looks like a little "Dove" cartouche under the proof P. I remember reading a couple of years back that no one really knew...

Actually, the "X" means it was used for interchangeability tests...

And btw, It is still covered in old dirt and grease and I havent had time to clean it up yet...

Heres some pics. Any info would be greatly appreciated (I collect US stuff...)

Oh, its already bought thanks. $600.00 out the door. I'm trying to post pics soon...

Serial number is A above 0075T if that helps...

I'm not sure either, but any info would be appreciated...

Yes, I spelled ENFIELD wrong in the title but I cant edit that, sorry...

Found what I think is a British Enfield sniper at a local gunshop yesterday. It is a No4 Mark 1/2, but is not marked T. ...