New member introductions thread ......

[billci]

I want to restore my transit case, can anybody tell me what is the correct colour for it.

Thanks.

[M100C]

Hi All,
I am a new member of milsurps.com after having reviewed many posts. Very impressed with the collective knowledge of this community.

I am also a member of THR, but my collecting interests have veered towards military surplus rifles lately, so I wanted to join and support this community.

I have been collecting guns for about 25 yrs; until recently, mostly collectible civilian guns, like old Winchester, Marlin and Remington rifles. In the past five years or so, I have run into some very nice milsurps, and the research is fascinating. This is the area in which I hope to learn the most.

Thanks again for a warm welcome,

Chris

[GeorgiaRebel]

I've been lurking for a while and thought I would just do a quick intro.

I enjoy handling and shooting the older firearms more so than the newer ones (although I have both). I have really enjoyed reading and learning from the experts on this forum and look forward to learning more.

I have two Enfield No 4 Mk1 (one with matching serial numbers for the magazine and bayonet) that I have had a for about 20 years now.

I also have two M1 Carbines. One belonged to my Dad while he was stationed in southeast Asia and he brought it back with him. That one is a Winchester. Mine is an Inland and I shoot it as often as I can.

To anyone wondering.... none of these are for sale unless we are talking some serious money. Even then, I would probably turn down the offer

[Bangswitch]

So whilst researching markings on my first surplus gun I kept being led to this site! Quite the plethora of information. A few days ago I got me a Savage Enfield No.4 MK. 1* with all matching serial numbers, stock, mag, bolt, etc. Hope to find out more woth y'all.

[Bromhead1879]

Just posting my introduction as requested. Waiting for an IMA Enfield MK II MH and am looking for as much info as I can get. This seemed the best place so here I am. Looking for ammo to buy as I do not reload but from what I have read on line, a live Sasquatch may be an easier acquisition. Also seriously considering forming a reenacting group to portray the unit in Zulu which would be B company, 2nd Battalion, 24th Regiment of Foot (2nd Warwickshire). Almost everything for the basic kit is available online so It's very doable. I live in the Republic of Massachusetts but a hundred yards or so from New Hampshire Thanks.

[Codye]

Hello.
I have an interest in downsizing my collection of older military rifles and hand guns from WWII which includes US or foreign.

[brad the baker]

Nice to finally be a part of this great site . Thanks

[RJN7]

Hi Everyone

New user to this forum. Have been active on several other forums Main interests are ww1 and 2 sniper variants. Mostly shoot at Bisley UK as only live a few minutes away

regards

Russell

[petown1]

Hello,
Been a minor collector of militaria, mostly WWI, for over 30 years and picked up an occasional handgun or bolt action rifle along the way.
I joined to get expert opinions on some of these items as I'm looking to change out some of my random collection and re-focus it a bit. I have some Springfields, Enfields, S&W's, Colts.
Really looking forward to the forum.

[Yavuzbey]

Hello,

I'm new here as far as posting but have followed many interesting threads since joining. I shoot my Ross MKIII in competition, sometimes well and other times not so, but I appreciate its dependability and accuracy despite having a bore that resembles a sewer pipe.

Yavuzbey