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06-17-2010 09:18 AM
#2931
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New member here. My favorite MilSurp is my '03 Springfield. Made in 1929. Re-barreled July '42 to kill Japs. It appears that it spent most of it's life on the rack. The '42 barrel, I assume was due to corrsive priming not properly cleaned on the original barrel. The metal work is 95 % +. The stock was perfect except for being saturated with oil or cosmoline
. I used Brownell's Whiteing to suck out the oil. I gave it a hand rubbed finish with Pilkington linseed oil
. It now is a beautiful rifle that is extremely accurate. I would not part with it. I am anticipating spending a lot of time on this forum.
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06-17-2010 09:18 AM
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06-17-2010 10:43 AM
#2932
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Hi Everyone, I just joined the forum and have about 10 years of collecting experience behind me. I am looking forward to reading the forums and learning more about a very interesting passtime. Thanks, nalla53
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06-18-2010 03:48 PM
#2933
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new member
i have been shooting about 5 years have a finn model 39 and other toys getting ready to replace front sight any tips ? shoots high but good
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06-18-2010 04:20 PM
#2934
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Originally Posted by
Badger
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i have been shooting about 5 years i have a finn model 39 and a mosin nagant and other toys. im getting ready to replace the front sight on the finn. any tips/ IT LOOKS PRETTY STRAIGHT FORWARD.also any info on reloading 380 acp with plated BULLETS WOULD HELPFUL
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06-18-2010 10:31 PM
#2935
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Hello To All

Originally Posted by
Badger
Leave a message and introduce yourself to everyone !
I am renewig my intrest in the M1
Carbine. Which is an old timer to me. I enjoy reading informative threads on the unit.
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06-19-2010 12:33 AM
#2936
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Retired and have an interest in Springfield 1903's. Memories of my Grandad's service rifle, or the one I played with a long time ago.
Now rebuilding, assembling parts from various sources. Intend on using the rifle for hunting and as a learning tool to gain knowledge about this rifle.
Reload for .45acp, .308, and .243 win(s). It's amazing the amount of information here. Thanks to all contributors, it makes my new endeavor safer and more enjoyable.
Bob R. USN, IDPA, Appleseed, Oathkeeper
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06-20-2010 02:22 AM
#2937
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Hi everyone,I'm a new member in search of the knowlege that many of you have that I find so elusive in finding information on the model 1917 Eddystone,Winchester and Remington.I am now the proud owner of 2 Eddystones,but one has been sporterized and am in need of an origional stock.Does anyoneone know where to find one?Thanks!
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06-20-2010 12:10 PM
#2938
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Hi Folks, Fripp Here,
16 Years collecting, Main Interests are US & Commonwealth Military Arms,
M1
Garand, M1903, Carbine, SMLEs, my oldest LeeEnfield turned 100 this year. It's been a while since I've visited, but I'd like to say that this a great site with a wealth of good information.
Thanks Again
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06-20-2010 12:15 PM
#2939
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Hi I am a WWII collector for 50 years. Current interest M1
Carbins.
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06-20-2010 03:08 PM
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Good Afternoon, and Happy Fathers Day to all. Have been involved with
firearms for most of my life. Have two military match rifles. 1903-A3
Springfield, 30-06 and a M-1 Garrand in .308 Cal. Enjoy shooting sports,
but enjoy the historical aspects of firearms developement past, present,
and future. Looking forward to learning more. Thank you again for letting
this Old Fella into the group.