New member introductions thread ......

[hbcase2010]

I am terrible with the computer,so please don't think I'm rude with short post or slow response.Thank you in advance.I am always looking for NM parts{just like all of us}I have some stuff to trade.At some point I'll make up alist.for now I'll just say hello.Thanks again HB.

[Indiana]

Hi All..

I am new to this site but not new to surplus or guns. I am looking for info about 1919A4 as I would like to build a semi auto one. Thanks for all help I need a lot.... Indiana

[stache]

Have a arisaka type 99. It was 30 years ago since I last fired it. I had removed the bolt when stored, now I can't seem to figure out how to put it back in.

[REBuss]

I have been reading your forum for a while now, an I have been trying to refit a Remington 1903A3 barreled action.

I bought a new C type stock from CMP and want to seal the wood and was wondering what I should use to keep it close to GI issue?

Thanks for any help!

[Rhongman]

Just wanted to say hello to everyone. I found this site by way of SnipersHide when I became interested in the M1903 rifles. Hope to learn much from all the knowledge and experience on this site.

Robert

[havanadaydreamer]

Hi. I just found this sight a few days ago while researching an Enfield I bought last weekend. I'm in Florida (military) and hoping to expand my knowledge.

[James14225]

Hello to all. I have checked on Milsurps.com for information and study for some time. It is time for me to get off of the side line and jump in. I remember a time when you could walk into The Traders Gun Store in San Leandro Ca. and find barrels full of Military Surplus weapons for sale about $50 to $70 dollars. That was some time ago and I was too young to walk out with one. Now I'm retired and I have owned and sold allot of milsurps in my time.
Still looking and still learning.

[gah436]

New to forum been lurking for a while.

[kraigwy]

New member from NE Wyoming.

I'm retired from the Anchorage Police Dept and the Alaska National Guard. Most of my career in the National Guard was a Member, later Coach and OIC of the Alaska National Guard Marksmanship Unit.

Was heavy into High Power Rifle (and some pistol) but after getting my distinguished rifle badge and retiring, I've drifted more to Vintage Military Rifles, more into shooting then collecting.

I'm a CMP GSM Master Instructor.

When in the guard I was a Sniper Instructor, using the M1C/D later the M21.

I've also gotten into collecting vintage military equipment, mostly American.

Also into bayonets for my Vintage Rifles.

I still shoot competition now but only for fun now days. Win or loose I shoot against my last scores. I'm not real competitive any more.

I've been known to show up with to a Multi Gun match with a Carbine and 1911a1 or a Mosin and Nagant revolver.

[thefinisher]

working on my m44 any thoughts to lighten the wood , tryed the old bleach @water worked a little.just refinished giving my 1940 turkish mauser a make over looks good..