I'll toss another A4 into the hat...

**Jim Tarleton** · 04-13-2009 10:52 PM

How much time between shots?

Jim

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**cruiserdan** · 04-14-2009 09:03 PM

It was five out of the magazine in less than two minutes. The barrel was warm at the beginning. I fired five rounds at the 200 yard gong before I put it on paper. The five at the gong was fired in under a minute (5 hits).

I'm a lefty so I have to shoot Private Jackson style...

**JGaynor** · 04-15-2009 11:02 PM

Originally Posted by PeteDavis

Where do we find the sunshade for the Lyman Alaskan?

Bill Ricca has reproduction rubber eyeshades for the M81/M82 (basically the Lyman Alaskan) and also the M84.

Go to this link and scroll to Item A20~
Bill Ricca's 03/03A3 Parts and Accessories

A sunshade for the objective lens will be more difficult. They were steel I suspect and I am not aware of any reproductions as yet.

Regards,

Jim

**rice 123** · 04-16-2009 05:49 PM

my A4 has never been reparked but the stock had a rebuild mark on it so I went with a M84. I put a Alaskan on my 51 rebuild C I saved some bucks and I was told that the serial number was in the documented government contract range would be correct for a 1951 rebuild C

**duggaboy** · 04-17-2009 05:20 PM

Dan: How Many OF These 03-a4 Rifles Were MaDE During The War And Do These Still Show Up On The CMP icon

Auctions? Thank, Duggaboy

**xarmor** · 04-17-2009 05:38 PM

There were 29,964 of the M1903a4 produced. They do show up on the CMP icon

auctions but sell for much higher prices and many are not complete.

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