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A good friend found me a very nice original WWI "dough-boy" helmet. Now I can get the harp 72USMC found on the web that will fit.

P-17 shoot off!

If you can find a shot out 8MM Siamese Mauser bolt action, You could open up the bolt face a little and have a fine single shot rifle.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons just posted on Youtube, the 800 yard match we held. Ian took 2ND place using my M1917 rifle and 175 grain M-118 pulled bullets over Reloader-15. You can see the video at Youtube and under Forgotten Weapons it is listed as " Iron sights at 800 Yards: New Mexico Milsu...

I converted a 7x57 Mauser Rolling block to .50 Alaskan. I kept the original wood because it was to be a range rifle. The barrel is set back and target crowned. The chamber is cut to take any .50 BMG projectile. Trigger is 5 pound pull. Rear sight is custom made for me being left handed. The three lo...

I found a target I shot a few years back.

I converted a smokeless powder Remington Rolling Block rifle to .50 Alaskan. No problems with pressures what so ever. Your lead is so long for the 750 grain bullet that as soon as the bullet starts to move the pressure drops, Accuracy is really outstanding at long range even though the trajectory is...

He came to Albuquerque to hand out awards tot he winners of the National Police competitions held each year here. You could not find a more gracious and approachable person to meet.
We will not see his kind again. He will be missed.
Smooth Seas and Following Winds R. Lee Ermey.

Welcome aboard

What range makes you own a 2 MOA rifle to shoot 400 yards? Bullets are not stable until they travel 200 yards. 99% of all military rifles are 4 MOA by design. What a load of Road Apples, Come out here and shoot with us,we'd love to have you. you can shoot out to 1,000 yards and your Swede will do ju...

They used what ever they could scrounge up that fit. Some have Izzy markings,some do not.

Either they are trying to cover their tracks or their so ignorant that the brain pool thought it really was a basin wrench.
I doubt it is an inside joke by employees who support the Constitution. Would be funny if it is.

Very nice.
When did they move the socket markings to the right side? Was that to prevent wearing of the markings when slung by the soldier?

The M1917 is very pleasant to shoot. The M1903 can be painful depending on the stock type.

Stupid is as stupid does....