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Thanks guys.

So the whole "1932 was the first year of issue" thing is internet myth then?

My 1932 Enfield No 2 Mk 1 was delivered today and it's in fantastic shape. I'd say 95% or so.

My oldest and newest guns are both variations on the same model. The first gun I ever bought, back in...

Thanks, very helpful. Not sure how I missed the search link on the Canadian museum site.

Yeah, that's the museum I contacted. I actually have the id numbers for their photo so should be able to get a copy.

There's a bunch of good photos on the web the trick is being able to ID them by...

I may be working on a magazine article and I need some help with historic images.

I've found various images of WWII Brit and Canadian snipers with No 4 Mk 1 T rifles on the web. The problem is for...

I picked up an Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 (T) recently. This is a 1944 BSA Shirley rifle that is one of the "less scope" rifles built by Holland & Holland and then mated with a scope at some later date. The...

I think I shot a Ruby years, and years, ago, before I was into mil surp handguns. A friend had a little foreign .32 auto that, looking back on it now, I *think* was a Ruby. It was so long ago though...

Here's my article on the Spanish-built and French-issued Ruby pistol from WWI from my Michigan Firearms Examiner column.

These are interesting little guns that turn up now and again. The history...

I wrote a couple articles on the M3A1 'Grease gun' for my Michigan Firearms Examiner column.

The M3A1 'Grease gun' was a rude, crude, and effective submachine gun

"The M3A1 “Grease gun” was one...

I wrote an article on M-1 Garand tips and tricks for my Michigan Firearms Examiner column. I had to break it into three parts due to article size restrictions.

Here's the links:

Tips and tricks...

I have a Saginaw S' G' I need to sell, but I'm not sure how to price it.

Receiver is Saginaw S' G'
Barrel is Underwood 43

The carbine appears to have all WWII features:
Flat bolt
Push button...