FYI M1 Carbine forum.

[Bruce McAskill]

It seems that the M1 Carbine Forum in now gone for good. The company that ran the server finally decided to pull the plug. I never got an answer from them as to how to save it.

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[jimb16]

Well, I'm out of a moderators job! *LOL* I guess that's ok. Never really had much to do on that site. Everyone behaved themselves very well. Hope to see most, if not all of them here.

[tenOC]

Perhaps you could moderate on this forum?

[browningautorifle]

Perhaps you could moderate on this forum?

You have to be invited to moderate, you don't just set up shop...

[tenOC]

You have to be invited to moderate, you don't just set up shop...

Uh...I know. You just didn't realize that I was suggesting it.

[browningautorifle]

You just didn't realize

No, I realized it.

[USGI]

I remember being "over there" when it was BattleRifles.com around 2003. I had help from a lot of guys - one even sent me his headspace gauges so I could check an S'G' I had just bought - all free of charge, just "send 'em back when you're done with 'em." I remember that site going through a number of name changes, I think during one of them, it was under "America's Backyard" or something similar. Checked there a few months ago and could still find all my old posts, etc. Jimb was always helpful to me there, too. Also, I think Inland44 was over there for awhile and gave me some good advice. - Bob

[jimb16]

I've been a member here for a long time too. If they want me, all they need to do is ask.

[boomer656]

I will miss that forum, it was one of my 'daily stops'. A lot of good info and pretty good moderators too.

[beyu]

Absolutely true. The M1 Carbine Forum was my Go To place when I first got my Underwood M1 carbine from the CMP. Almost everything I know about it was learned from the great people at that site.

Now I'll just have to come here!