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Submitted by security_six on Sun, 11/25/2007 - 5:57pm.
Just bought a MkIII British Enfiled rifle built in 1917. All matching serial nmbers, purchased just after WWII as surplus, no import marks, excellent (90%) condition, wonderful stock. $50!!!!! Anyone with some .303 Brit ammo, message me and I'll be happy to share my good fortune!
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Submitted by Norm on Sun, 11/25/2007 - 10:07pm.Do you have
Submitted by security_six on Mon, 11/26/2007 - 12:36pm.gun fun
Submitted by chad360 on Wed, 11/28/2007 - 9:00am.Good Score! refurbishing old tech is way fun, and guns are no exception-
I grew up with certified "gun nuts" (and I say that in a good way, no angst here), and one of the best experiences was with a custom made hand rifle at Paul Bunyan range (jus plunking).
-the gun featured a big stock you weave you hand into (I'm sorry, but the name/type has slipped, this being all of 20+ years ago).
My uncle had two that he made, and bolt and a "semi" auto (actually full with gas breach, but no autofire...single rnd only, clip fed)--
--the .222 flechette was fielded by a .44 MAG "long-rifle" cartridge with little recoil and simply obliterated the little metal targets we shot at--
such fun, and good times- enjoy