New member introductions thread ......

[dimmuborgir95]

Hi all,

My name is Michael. I am here to learn more about vintage Military Gear.
Thanks.

[OttoDogg]

Hello, all, from Dallas, Texas. Primarily into Swedish & South American Mausers.

[shooter666]

New member here and I bought tritium vials from a suggested seller on this page, and they were junk. But I have to say I have learned a lot just reading some great post here.
Thanks

[waltsfastz]

Hello, Im Walt and into Milsurps. I have roughly 15 or so in my collection so far. Nothing extremely rare but love to collect them.

[Cheese Noodles]

Greetings to all, my first post. I have been shooting milsurps since the 70s. I am of limited expertise but have learned a few things. My favorite milsurps are any WWII era firearm. Of course the Lee Enfield Sniper is enough to draw me to this web site. Thank you all in advance.

[ghorwood]

Just found this site today while researching my rifle.

I am interested in restoring my Eddystone M1917 to original condition. I would also like to fit a 'era correct' telescope if such an animal exists.

Any help sourcing original parts, stock, bayonet, telescope & GI issue accessories would be greatly appreciated.

[jeepster48439]

Found this site looking for information on making brass for my .401WSL. Great information found. Thanks.

[John in PA]

Howdy from central Pennsylvania. I hopped on board the forum seeking identification assistance for an unusual 1882 Steyr Martini-Henry. I'll post info about that elsewhere.

I collect and shoot antique arms, mostly black powder cartridge arms from the 19th century, civil war and later, but enjoy shooting everything from airguns to artillery. I also shoot competitively (over 20 years) with the N-SSA with both small arms and artillery, and do some civil war living history as well.


Pleased to be on board!

[Echo Tango]

Thanks for the add! I have a good few questions.

[Edttex]

Hola,

new member here, been collecting milsurp for about 10 years, and still learning every day!