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They are starting to show up in Az. I buy only enough to load what I've done in the past 2 weeks as I have a stash and only want to replentish what I have.

I'm wondering if one of my uncles had a couple of boxes of issued ammo in one of his duffle bags that he brought home. He was a Marine Captain and was one of the officers in on the clean up of...

In 1959 I went deer hunting and I had a Model 38 with a cut down barrel. My grandfather loaded the rounds and Jap 6.5 ammo was extremly cheap. Lot's of youngsters used them as their first hunting...

It is Thai.

My gosh, that is a beautiful collection. I hope you shoot them. My Swedes are among the weapons I consider very usable in a tough situation.

The problm is the ammo. You have to decide to make it ourself, dies from RCBS, Cases from Graf's etc, but it is at best a curiosity piece at this time. Although it is one that will probably not be...

Take my word for it, they are both collectable and very effective H D and hunting weapons. You scored three ways with this one. I'd keep a bandolier of mil surp ammo for defensive purposes and find...

It was the first caliber I shot a Whitetail with as a kid. In those days (50's) this was a common caliber. Got brass from Graf's and decided on the 139 grain Sierra bullet. I'm excited as this was...

Yes, I can dig up a pretty detailed history of the 158th Inf. In fact they just got back from Iraq recently. (armed with different weapons though:thup:

Guys. pack your stuff and move South of your border.

This is very interesting. I served in the 158th Infantry in 1958-60 when I transferred to the Regular Army and went to the 6th Infantry, Berlin Brigade.
In those days the 158th was part of the...