*** July 2012 Purchases ***

[Badger]

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[Milsurp Collector]

I recently added another 1903 Pocket Hammerless (a Type III), and a 1908 Vest Pocket and 1902 Military to my collection.











top row: 1902 Sporting, 1902 Military
middle row: 1903 Pocket Hammer, 1908 Vest Pocket
bottom row: 1903 Pocket Hammerless .32ACP Type I, Type III

What looks like a dark area on the rear of the left Hammerless and the front of the right Hammerless in the bottom row of the bottom picture is the reflection of my head in the polished finish on the pistols.

[HOOKED ON HISTORY]

WOW! Very nice photos of a very nice collection of Colts. Thanks!

[theholeinthedonut]

Two more M1 carbines, an Inland M1 that has been put into an M1A1 second production run stock and a Quality Hardware Manufacturing Company.

[jmoore]

Four digit mixmaster Garand:





Have yet to do extensive photos, but there's a thread on the Garand forum.

A link to the as yet unfinished thread:

Madness? Garand with serial number under 2000

[jmoore]

And a "milsurp-ish" M1A today (completely unexpected!) that was a good enough deal to defeat any sort of prudence, especially as i know the seller's brother:


The old M1/M14 surely has morphed over the years!

[HOOKED ON HISTORY]

Good firearms are not banned on looks (yet) that is in mean looking m-14.

[jmoore]

... that is [a] mean looking m-14.

That's because of the string. Without the bit of threatening cord, it's as mild mannered as a petunia.

(It's not only ugly, but it's fairly heavy for it's size. But the rifle is doing well with this type of stock on the front lines, generally enhanced with some sort of optics. )