New member introductions thread ......

[WILF]

Leave a message and introduce yourself to everyone !

Hi Guys im into the old milsurp firearms as issued to my father & his to keep themselves alive, & still find the standard of engineering remarkable for its time & well worth the effort to restore for future generations to contemplate & respect! look forward to chatting with you all. Wilf

[sjma_57]

I'm just a long-time, gun-loving & shooting senior citizen who was introduced to your site from a gun-club friend. High school military academy cadet 1953-57 ... Army vet 1960-63. Although I've "graduated" to firearms like the .308 Rem-700P & .45 acp Sig P220, I will continue to own & shoot my venerable M-1911 & M-1 Garand until my dying day.

[marks67rover]

I have been interested in military arms for forty years. My first Enfield was an RIC Carbine that I purchased when I was eighteen. My interest in Enfields has increased in the last few years. I will appreciate your assistance in solving the many mysteries of the SMLE. Thank you! Mark

[strongbow67]

Hello,new to this forum seems a good place to learn

[jdgiessmann]

Hello to all;

New member and trying to figure out how to use the site! Computer
skills are very basic, but trying to improve. I am interested in information
on Remington 1903-A3 - does anyone have a serial number list, or where I
can find info on the rifle. Also, same for an M-1 Carbine.

Thanks
Jack

[JIMINVA]

New to collecting and shooting the M1 Grand, M1 Carbine and now a Remington 1903. I have shot in the CMP Eastern Games all 3 years. Look forward to learning a lot here.

Jim

[Daniel76]

New member here, but I was a member of the old M1/M14 forum that the Culver's managed. Been away for a while and wandered back to find everything had changed. I'm also a member of AR15.com under the same name and have been shooting/collecting for over 30 years. Being a retired jarhead and all, you could figure I had an interest in firearms. Glad to be back.

[spinecracker]

Hello,

New member based in Reno, Nevada, am British (they let anyone in the US these days), interested in Lee Enfields (mainly because of my interest in WWII), one day would like to be the proud owner of a Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 or 1* in as close to WWII specification/condition as possible, fine if it is FTR (i.e. not buggered up for sport sporting) , so I need as much help as I can get!

This is an excellent forum, and I have enjoyed the expertise of the contibutors, now all I need is a simplified buying guide and a range of acceptable prices....my quest begins....

[darren]

Howdy one and all,Im sort of new to this site so be patient with me.Ive been collecting miltary rifles for about 14 years now,Im also a ex-military,serving in the CDN. Forces for about 17 years as an artilleyman.

Cheers.

Darren.

[Buntlineguy]

Hello everyone.
As my name implies, I like Buntlines. They are fun to shoot and get me a little closer to the target. I also like old military guns. I have a 1873 trapdoor, 30/40 Krag, Garand M1, 30 carbine, 1928 Spanish Mauser, and Model#1 MKIII Enfield.
I also have several lever action rifles.
I recently bought a hot bluing outfit and enjoy refinishing older guns that need a facelift.
I'm here because I got a lot of valuable info on why my Enfield was keyholing.
Problem solved. Thanks to all.
Hope to get more involved with time.

Ron