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    Winchester 97

    I’ve got a 1903 Winchester 1897 takedown. Had it for over 20 years, and I’ve shot a couple thousand rounds out of it, all modern loads, mostly cheap birdshot. No issues.
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    USMC Model 70 Sniper Build

    That's just all sorts of gorgeous.
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    Odd 1945 GI bring back

    Typical Belgian revolver.
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    What is this?

    If you're ever up around Dixie Ammo Dump in Hoschton, he's got an M50 Reising amongst the wide array of Class III goodies in the shop.
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    Badges .......I dont need these sinking badges

    Pics?
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    San Quentin Riot Gun?

    @jscooba a guy on another forum had this to say: “Pretty likely they would have used those way back when. Price point on rhe Model 10 was under comparable Winchester guns, and government historically loved low bidders. It’s possible that it came as .mil surplus theough the California Military...
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    San Quentin Riot Gun?

    Most of the 10’s had the 12-groove “ringed” forearm, but the diamond checkered forearm was also available, and is often (but not always) seen paired with the English-style stock in OP’s pic.
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    San Quentin Riot Gun?

    At the time, the Remington 10 sold for quite a bit less than comparable Winchester offerings, so it would make sense that a government agency would buy them.
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    San Quentin Riot Gun?

    I shared your pics with some knowledgeable gents. I’ll let you know if they can shed any light on this one.
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    San Quentin Riot Gun?

    That’s the coolest thing that I’ve seen in a minute.
  11.

    1903A4 Drill Rifle Recovery

    Outstanding!
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    What is this?

    If you’ve got time to be an ass to strangers, why don’t you go back to your “First other build” post here on ODT and fix it. Myself and others are wondering why you have what appears to be an “assault weapon” by CT law, since it has a detachable magazine, a pistol grip with your hand directly...
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    What is this?

    What is wrong with someone being a “military firearm lover”. That isn’t quite the turn of phrase that I would use, but I understand what it means and it’s an accurate description. I love old military firearms myself and own several. You don’t know what it is, and you’re advising to “toss it”...
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    What is this?

    What’s it made of?
  15.

    Vintage Snipers

    One of my favorites!
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    ID this pistol please

    Look at the size of that bore. Doesn’t look like a .38, even taking forced perspective into consideration. If that’s a big woman with mannish hands, that could easily be a 1917.
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    ID this pistol please

    That’s a S&W 1917. Colt also had a 1917 revolver chambered in .45ACP that used half moon clips, but the one in the pic is definitely a S&W.
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    ID this pistol please

    Bore looks a bit large. Are we sure it ain’t a S&W 1917?
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    CMP getting 99,000 more Garands

    I bought mine 15 years ago, can’t remember what I paid. It was between $500-$600. Don’t know about pie plates and soup cans, with decent ammo mine is a 2MOA gun at 100yds, prone with a loop sling. Totally stock.
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