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2021 SHOW-OF-SHOWS HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED (July 22-24)
usmcdoc67 replied to Shenkursk's topic in EVENTS CALENDAR
For those of us with February reservations at the Crown Plaza. Wonder if they will just roll them to the July dates or have to rebook??? -
2021 SHOW-OF-SHOWS HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED (July 22-24)
usmcdoc67 replied to Shenkursk's topic in EVENTS CALENDAR
Just saw Bill Combs at the TMCA show and he never mentioned any of this......................DANG!!!!!! -
Those stale sandwiches leave a lot to be desired, not to mention the $6.00 price. Sticking with the ole PB&J from home😂.
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Will be there as well. Not sure of table location since we are "SOCIAL DISTANCING" this time. Will have some nice things for sale/trade. See ya there!
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Picked up a Hi-Standard H-D Military pistol today at a local auction. Looking for information about it. The serial # is 238,8xx and may be from the mid to late forties. Has a deep blued finish, with walnut grips and one 10 round magazine. Finish is 95% with excellent barrel and adjustable rear sight. Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Doc
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Bruce Canfield's New Book, U.S. Small Arms of World War II
usmcdoc67 replied to dalbert's topic in FIREARMS & ORDNANCE
Just ordered two copies!! -
1944 Colt frame, Type 2 RR slide.
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RR used Du-Lite finish on early 1911A1's. Parkerized after 1 million range.
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Yes, you can contact Colt. They will do a research on their factory records. Will be able to get manufactured date, info about the gun & to where it was shipped. I have one close to your serial number 247,xxx. It was mfg. Feb. 10, 1918 & shipped to C/O Springfield Armory. Cost is about $100.00.
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Found several nice items at SOS, including a mid-war production Winchester M1 Carbine that is totally original as manufactured.
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Fore stock looks legit. Has "IO" stamped in correct spot as best can tell from pics. "RI/3" replacement grip is ok. Rest is made up from, well junk (no disrespect intended).
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Have had several Victory models in my collection for years. The last 2 were a 5" British Lend Lease, the other interesting one (4" model) came from the estate of Adm. William E. Gentner. He was a WW2 Naval aviator and carried the Victory model during combat air missions. Later became 6th Fleet commander. Think I posted pics here someplace last year. Both have factory documentation.
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A collector friend picked one up at a show and paid $750 OTD for it. The dealer when questioned stated that his cost was $625. GB prices are crazy/stupid. A dealer in Atlanta had 4 of them and was getting $800-$850, depending on condition.
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Not sure if proper here, if not please move to correct sub-forum. Wondering about a Santa Fe clone of the PB BM59. Any good? Know some of the others clones have had serious problems. Any help appreciated.
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The "x" series were ranged from X through XG and numbers 1-100. More information can be found in War Baby Vol 1 and Carbine Club news letters.