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Curly,
I like this site also on FB. Some amazing stories there, thanks for sharing all these.

Curly,

I'm a WWII buff so thanks for the WWII photo's, many of these I have never seen.

Thanks Ketchman for the video link for the P-64.

Ruger Single Six 3 Screw with .22lr and .22mg cylinders

Thanks guys

Curly, thanks for this milsurp site, we have been on vacation and I'm just getting my grove back.

1916 rearsenaled Tula Nagant M95 "Peter the Great" 7.62x38mmR, this one is a double-action version for officers; there was a single-action version for the ranks. Several years ago I pick this up for $99 +tax. http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/gunnut701/DSCN3212.jpg http://i39.photobuc...

This is my 1917 S&W 45acp rig with 1917 "G&K" holster, 1917 "Mills" NCO web belt, 1917 "Long" half moon clip 3 pocket pouch, 1917 lanyard (no name), WWI half moon clips and the 45acp ammo is WWII but I do have WWI 20rd 45acp in original box that I got after I to...

Thanks all

I've had this S&W M13 w/3" heavy bbl for several years, the model 19 is essentially the same gun but with adjustable sights. Bought it back in 1988 for $157 +tax NIB. Added the S&W combat grips later. Had the hammer bobbed and a trigger job done on it for a light and very smooth trigger...

Thanks Curly, yes Its that nice there too.

That's good news Curly thanks for the heads up.

I banned a ghost spam artist and deleted 5 of his/her post today.

Thanks Curly for you kind comment, yes I have probably put 200rds or more through it but not lately though but now that you mentioned it and spring is finally here and my outdoor range only 15 min away it will travel with me there on my next trip. I have a ton of Tula 7.62x39 ammo for it, mostly Wol...