seems all those russian captures are missing the locking screws and cleaning rods---russkies must have a thing for leaving parts out or maybe Putin ia using them to repair his junk bombers he is trying to scare everyone with----the 98's over here are usually nissing the same parts (or maybe the deal...

wonderful job--I love to see quality work done on firearms (or most anything in woodworking)---my 85 yr old hands won't do want I would like to accomplish anymore so I admire others more than I used to---best of fortune

I have a bayo marked 'cof' that is blued and can be mounted with the cleaning rod in the rifle--has a hove in bayo handle for rod to go in

I have somethinfg like that--told it is a Dutch Hembrug?? revolver usef mainly by colonial troops in the Dutch Indies?---anyone know anything about that story?---many of this era revolvers look somwewhat alike to me--have a few black powder reloaded wadcutter rounds I bought from Century Arms many y...

might well be an Ishapore 'scrub job'---at least it has NO 'ishy screw', thank goodness which made me think it was done elsewhere --thanks

BBT just brought the above Enfield from SOG (a CAI import) and paid (hand pick) for ww2 date and matching #'s---find all numbers, etc. scrubbed from bolt, receiver and wrist except serial# on left side---can I find out date of manufacture, factory, ftr'd or not from serial#?---wood real nice except ...