Very nice!
Now, are you thinking of changing your screen name to "singleshotxxx" ?

I had been looking at Winchester model 52 rifles at gun shows & online for a couple of years now, just hoping to snag one great rifle for a great price, yet the owners/sellers of the rifles always wanted a fat wad of cash in order to part with their rifle. Most of what I veiwed did not come as a...

Well, due to the short beaded front sight, this rifle shoots way too high. I traded my Gibbs 03A3/4 replica away, so I decided to see how this one shoots with the glass. I recently acquired over a dozen old Weaver scopes from the 30's, 40's, & 50's, along with a few later ones. Most were in good...

Here is a trainer that just started to trickle into the U.S. It is a very well built Polish Kbks 78 training rifle used to train recruits in riflemanship before being trained with the Polish AK variant. In the late 1970s a semiautomatic .22 rimfire training carbine based upon the AKM/AKMS rifles was...

Here are my Remington 513T trainer, & my Stevens 416 trainer. These were both made & used during the Second World War. The Remington looks to have had a much longer history. It has lost its coat of blue, & the either pitted or blasted metal surfaces have been parkerized. Both are great s...

Glad to see this section! :D I have about fifteen rimfire rifles & handguns. I just mounted some period optics on many of them & I will soon get to enjoy a new experience when using the new-to-me scopes on familiar rifles that I have shot previously using only the iron sights. I purchased a ...

I believe the pins were substitutes for the more expensive crossbolts during wartime production.
Whatever it took to produce more with less.(Time & materials)

Thanks, OIS. I was looking a bit more carefully and found this proof on the side of the barrel. A "36" with a "VKT" then a "00" [pic]http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s194/Calfed/1891Finn011.jpg[/pic] Not sure exactly what that signifies. Any ideas? The 3600 is a pres...

Outstanding score CalFed!

I hope to run across one of these in the wild one day.
Let us know how well she shoots.

Sweet!

Looks to be one returned to the U.S. from Greece.

The "C" stocks are a joy to shoulder!