RCS
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Last Activity: Yesterday, 10:32 PM
Joined: 06-24-2015
Location: USA
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looking for a Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) during the 1970's
The US Ordnance wanted a SAW weapon (belt fed) with better performance than the 5,56mm cartridge and during the 1970's some new ideas surfaced. The Stoner...
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correct answer, ruptured case extractor for Browning BMG 50 cal series.... -
Ordnance tool Quiz
Here is a photo of an ordnance tool that has been in use before WW2 and still could be used today.
It is shown next to a 30M2 L C 62 Match... -
Here are some photos of a 2.4 mil SA rifle ...
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Maybe it is the photos as I thought there was more of a lighter gray color by the 2,6 serial range. Depends on where you take photos and what kind of...
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I have one in that serial number range too - but converted to gas port. Found a nice early converted stock years ago to go with the conversion ...
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I saw the photos last August, nice rifleLeave a comment:
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Alot of no trap Springfield and Winchester stocks had the rear swivel and long screw removed by a hammer to salvage these parts. This caused a large...Leave a comment:
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Years ago I also restored a 88K serial range with a S-A 11-40 barrel, always difficult to find a nice 11-40 barrel while 12-40 barrels were common to...Leave a comment:
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Hatcher hole in 1903 rebuilt by USMC barrel is dated 9-41 and manufactured by Sedgley. Also new replacement B2 bolt ...
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Numrich use to sell fake stamps like the above marking. My friend was at a Reno NV gunshow two years ago and there was a man stamping cartouches on M1...Leave a comment:
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I did respond to your question but also responded today for you to check the sticky thread by Rick Borecky on the stock cartouche quiz where you can view...Leave a comment:
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Most of the T48 HRA magazines recovered from salvage were not damaged, even SARCO was selling them at one time for $200 ea. Never could figure out what...
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I did co-write an article for Gun Digest publications for their Guns Illustrated about the T-48 variations. My friend had found some T48 rifles that...Leave a comment:
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military barrel would be stamped 7.62 MM. The 308 is civilian marking...Last edited by RCS; 01-08-2021, 10:39 PM.Leave a comment:
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It is called the horseshoe charger for the FAL rifle, there are variations produced for the amount of cartridges in the chargerLeave a comment:
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Photos from FN manual on T.48 rifle as tested by US Ordnance, both the US manufactured High Standard and HRA T48 rifles also had this feature ...
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Mt Rainier rebuild stamp (Ft Lewis), I have seen MRM also on a M1 rifle stock. Most are just MR stamped third letter is inspector not always used. Alot...Leave a comment:
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Remington used the extra primer crimp for RAF aircraft machine guns and the head stamp was RA 1941 over 300 Z, the Z was for a special powder as specified...Leave a comment:
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You would need the B8875W.R.A. bullet guide, they are around and most have been rebuilt with a touch of chrome to correct. Any bullet guide will workLast edited by RCS; 12-28-2020, 11:16 AM.Leave a comment:
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