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  1.

    Another Interesting Springfield 1903

    Knowing the history adds so much.

  2. How is the milsurp market these days?

    Great day at the range, I envy you :)
  3.

    Israeli/Chinese 7.62x51 Mauser Value/ identification

    Really like the gun, value wise it's a shooter, not a collector, unless it came with some unique provenance and history.
  4.

    Took the M1903A4 out

    Great piece of history
  5.

    Enfield No.1 mk iii

    Not a great deal, they're common enough. The magazine and nose cap should be matching.
  6.

    Enfield No.1 mk iii

    If all numbers match it'd fetch high hundreds I'd think. Most are III*

  7. What is the law on shipping C&R from individual to individual?

    C&R are 50+ year old guns made after 189? I think. A c&r gun can be shipped direct to a c&r license holder, if state laws permit which they usually do.
  8.

    What is this?

    BYF = Mauser AC = Walther CYQ = Spreewerk
  9.

    What is this?

    Introduced 1940, P08 general production by Mauser ended 42, they also made P38s, BYF marked.
  10.

    What is this?

    Walther made 1943 P38. Depending on details probably 1000-1250. Looks like a good one. Can't remember if the single line is more desirable than the double stack marking.
  11.

    Anyone collect double dates ?

    Over the years I've ended up with these, if only they could talk ! 1911 Erfurt 1913 DWM 1918 Erfurt.
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    Identification (M1A1 Carbine)

    Nice gun, shame about the left grip damage, but that's quite common. If you ever plan on shooting it you might want to get a spare breech block, extractor and firing pin to use. Don't want to risk breaking the numbered parts.
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    Identification (M1A1 Carbine)

    Again, military contract guns are marked that way, not commercial.
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    Identification (M1A1 Carbine)

    You'll find that things like the extractor, firing pin, 3 parts of the toggle train, side plate, takedown lever all carry the last 2 digits of the serial number. Military guns have these plainly visible, commercial guns are more discretely marked. Mismatched parts can affect the value quite...
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    Identification (M1A1 Carbine)

    The Luger appears to be a common commercial pistol from between the wars. Is it 9 mm or .30 ? Quite a nice gun, too worn for serious collectors and the left grip damage doesn't help. Need to check if it's numbers matching.
  16.

    Classic sporting guns thread

    I'm a big fan of all kinds of pre 1950 guns.
  17.

    Help in identifying an old rifle please.

    Swiss, maybe Vertelli ? Have to look it up.
  18.

    3 barrel rifle/shotgun identification.

    Popular in Germany.
  19.

    K98 Show and Tell

    Great selection
  20.

    Nambu Pistol

    Should be able to date it from the slide markings, made for many years. Always wanted one myself.
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