Starting a U.S. Military Arms Collection

[Harlan (Deceased)]

These are the photos that were in the photobucket URL when I checked -
(Very nice!)

I also like the 7th 'Hourglass Division' avatar

[Harlan (Deceased)]

Hi MajorUSARet

You posted the link to your photobucket account when I was posting your photos.

If you go to the photo in photobucket that you want to post, put your mouse under it and copy 'Direct link' -

Then come back to the page where you want to post your photo and click on the little box that looks like it has a tree in it.



'Paste' the URL you copied from Photbucket into the box that opens -



Click 'OK' under the box and your image(s) show up on the screen in your post.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Personally I'd start with the one that has been used the longest, a 1911, then a 1911 A1. But if you are on a budget, surplus rifles are cheaper.

[jmoore]

Some of his C96 photos:











If you are looking at the entire album, just left click in the "IMG code" box to highlight the link then right click the "copy" prompt. Return to your unfinished post, reactivate it by a left click (if required to make the cursor blink) and then right click when the cursor is where you want it. Then left click the "paste" button. Lots o' clicking, but not hard if I can do it!

Oh, if you are looking at individual photos in the album, just left click in the "IMG code" box and it'll auto copy! (The little box will flash yellow and "say" "copied, then return to the code line. Muy easy.

[snafu100]

wish someone would give me one - that is a nice start