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+1Ooooooh . . . yes! *slurp . . . drool . . . *
+1Ooooooh . . . yes! *slurp . . . drool . . . *
I checked out Eureka Arsenal's site and I see that the hats are wool. Were the originals wool as well?
Love 1903A3's. Anyone who really wants to learn how to shoot should start with a 1903. Great rifles, fun to shoot and are generally capable of shooting better than the average person behind the trigger.
I have an absolutely mint one, but it's never been fired and I don't want to be the one who starts. I wish I could afford one for plinking.
Wow that is great. I have one that was built by Smith Corona (The typewriter folks) during the war. I picked it up about 15 years ago for around 300. I saw some the other day in a gun shop going from 900 and up.
Wow that is great. I have one that was built by Smith Corona (The typewriter folks) during the war. I picked it up about 15 years ago for around 300. I saw some the other day in a gun shop going from 900 and up.