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Mr.Maim started following Genuine MG 34 Patronentrommel double drum
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Genuine MG 34 Patronentrommel double drum
Mr.Maim replied to maxfaxdude's topic in MG34 - 42 Message Board
@johnsonlmg41 Yup. I just did a Google image search and "Condor34" has used @maxfaxdude pictures in at least one GunsInternational auction where he sold a loader and loader board. The same search also brought me here (but I recall reading this thread a couple years ago). Scammers and thieves are the worst of humanity. https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/parts---ammo---accessories/collectibles---wwii/mg34-double-drum-loader.cfm?gun_id=102589929 -
You have to read to see what's in it. At least it's in writing and we can see it...unlike some other bills passed in the past. Everything remains the same except the tax rate will be 0, thus you still have to go through the process. This is the section copied and pasted. HTH SEC. 112030. REDUCTION OF EXCISE TAX ON FIREARMS SILENCERS. (a) In General.--Section 5811(a) is amended to read as follows: ``(a) Rate.--There shall be levied, collected, and paid on firearms transferred a tax at the rate of-- ``(1) $5 for each firearm transferred in the case of a weapon classified as any other weapon under section 5845(e), ``(2) $0 for each firearm transferred in the case of a silencer (as defined in section 5845(a)(7)), and ``(3) $200 for any other firearm transferred.''. (b) Effective Date.--The amendment made by this section shall apply to transfers after the date of the enactment of this Act. There is also a repeal of the tax on tanning booths......wonder how that got in there? LOL
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Lewis gun magazine carrier
Chappy replied to rpbcps's topic in Bren Light Machine Gun & Lewis Gun Message Board
Thank you for the photos. I have a fascination With the Lewis Gun. I have had opportunites to purchase but right or wrong, I have not done so because of the lack of parts for the Navy Model. All of my select fire guns are shooters and I didn't know enough about the Lweis to feel comfortable buying a gun I might "break." Maybe,... one of these days. - Yesterday
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Ccasper15 started following Abercrombie & Fitch Colt Thompson’s
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No. Just on the flat part. Did that to make a post sample work a little better when it got milled too deep
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1928 WH bolt locking up
StrangeRanger replied to Matt's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
You'd have to widen the slots in the knob base to match -
I havent done it, but a little welding on the top of a waffenmeister actuator might be just the thing.
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You and Fiona Apple:
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Guess that will make me a criminal!
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Got Uzi replied to Remo Williams 1's topic in Swedish and Finnish Submachine Guns, S&W 76 and MK760
I’d looked into that same thing a few years ago and ran into the same conclusion-not enough ROI. -
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Mongo replied to Remo Williams 1's topic in Swedish and Finnish Submachine Guns, S&W 76 and MK760
No, its also in the Swedish Museum. I have considered designing one but I was worried that there are not enough guns to make it financially viable to make. -
The Moor, Having two threads on the same subject is always confusing. Shown below are a few of the pictures you posted in the earlier thread regarding your unmarked 5-cell magazine pouch. One thing interesting to me is the manufacturer mark on the underside of the LIFT THE DOT snaps. The question: Is it a MILLS or RUSCO pouch? Attached are a few pictures for readers: I have never really studied the canvas items but like most enthusiasts, I know MILLS and Russell Manufacturing Company (RUSCO) manufactured canvas items for Auto-Ordnance Corporation during the Colt era. I have a few canvas items, but my collection is very limited. Tracie Hil has the best canvas collection I have seen. I am sure most of it is pictured in the new Thompson Encyclopedia series. On ebay yesterday I saw a very used RUSCO canvas carrying case with several features that I had not seen previously. It is very common for RUSCO cases to use the CARR marked snaps for the cleaning rod holder. However, I have never seen a marked CARR FAST. CO. lift the dot type snap on a RUSCO canvas carrying case. Also, the small inside snap for the cleaning rod is also marked. This is the link to the ebay auction: Rare Thompson Tommy Gun Rusco Canvas Gun Carry Case 1928 1921 | eBay Attached are a few pictures from this RUSCO canvas carrying case on ebay: I find this another data point regarding the history or possible maker for The Moor's one of a kind unmarked 5-cell magazine pouch. It would be interesting if all forum members who have RUSCO canvas carrying cases would check their cases for the above markings. Again, I believe this RUSCO canvas carrying case on ebay to be an early RUSCO case given the markings on the snaps. The wear certainly indicates it has been around!
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deerslayer, If someone were to manufacture an oversize actuator, would it be fairly easy for someone like you, or PK., or reconbob, or Got Uzi to fit the oversize actuator to the West Hurley receiver to achieve the proper clearance?
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Serial number unusual markings
deerslayer replied to deerslayer's topic in Thompson Submachine Gun Message Board
Hiding serial numbers for above reasons, and they aren't my guns. Yes, i agree now they are west hurley guns. The hive mind helps you think of all things. The back half of the receiver has the typical "M1" marking. The front doesnt have the semi auto step so these were never converted from a 1927. -
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Got Uzi replied to Remo Williams 1's topic in Swedish and Finnish Submachine Guns, S&W 76 and MK760
I have thought about having a few made from images found online -
According to their sales brochure, the Paracadutisti barrel is 18.41 inches and the Alpini is 19.32 inches. JMA uses 19.375 inches for both models. I haven't heard that it uses a different trigger assembly. The only differences I've heard about is that some have the winter trigger and some don't.