paulsavoy

Mine is West Hurley 1997, and original butt stock has the oiler Probably you have a early one, or a Kahr-Arms. Just found the extra one I need😀

Hi, Actually or sale in France a 22lr number T5083F1. 2 questions please : - I'm wondering what means the F1. Factory or not ? added by a gunstore ? - Also seller indicate a production around 5000 guns, the only table I found list a little more 3300

I spoke about the extension strips

I have this mag catch with particular knurled extension, on a early 1928 (not A1), is it usual ?

Dear friends, I would like to change the buttstock on my 1927 A3. It is with plastic plate, and I would like to add a more original style one, with the metal plate with door and room for the oiler. A M1 could be fixed, but a West Hurley 1927 A1 will be more close and original. (Recent clear wood will be more close than a vintage dark wood one, but I also will be able to sand it ) If you have an extra one you do not need, that will be nice for me to buy 🙂 thanks

seems logical, RT for Roaring Twenties 👍

I probably confuse because the other West Hurley I saw have number left front, and "West Hurley" script right side. So the "RT164" had trouble me ! thank

Thanks, yes I saw some variations on internet, and I think too that the collectible value is uncertain. I'm wondering if there is any production year table for Kahr, as we have for West Hurley, to know the date of this "RT164"

Seller says limited edition to 500, does someone know the production year ?

So far, all the reproductions i saw have the 2 holes placed lower, and no strap on the back. Not sure, but it (the original) could be from eastern Europe

some dealers sale replicas as "Thompson pouch" https://aassniper98.com/en/thompson-28/20931-porte-chargeur-origine-pm-thompson-3945.html

I really do not remember where I found it years ago, It was sold as original, not repro, but I'm not enough specialist to be 100% sure. That I know is that the threads are cotton, not synthetic, and it is different of some repro I saw. More info welcome 🙂

I reopen the topic after 4 years ! No sign of any rust yet 🙂 (box is in a dry place) Also I would like to present my other "Spare Part Box", inspired by the great Gordon Herigstad tin box. First please excuse the finish, I'm not very manual ! The idea was to create a spare part box that could fit in a regular XX pouch. I used a bad demiled XXX mag. It can content cleaning tools, tools and/or parts.

I used had one. Here a photo with original packaging

Up : Still available ! sold

If someone is interested I can propose $1250 shipped please PM me

Thanks alot, I will wait offers

found some informations about a vintage Colt bipod http://www.machinegunboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10954

Thanks everybody for interest In France it is not easy to own an extra barrel, it will be counted like a full gun ! Hotchkiss bipod seems perfect but not easy to find (I really want a vintage one, not modern) my project is to add an axle to the front of the forearm, and so to fix the bipod on it instead of the barrel (sorry, my technical English is not very good ! )

Because I have different models (http://www.machinegunboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23353&hl=), I will shot at longer distance with the Commando I do not want to mar the barrel I'm thinking to adapt on the forearm, but modern bipods don't have a vintage look, not match with the gun !

Since my message February 2018, I really not have the use of this 1921 actuator, I plan to sale it. What value can I expect ?

Hi, I would like to adapt a bipod on my 1927 A1 long barrel, for more stability, and also to have the look of the 1923 models. I have an extra foregrip that i can modify with no regrets if needed ! I prefer an old manufacture (like WW2), rather than a current one. any idea welcome paul

Done for me happy new year. 2021 : Colt century year

I have the Gordon's book, the 8540 is not yet in it That is why I post it here

juste making surface in France : Colt #8540, demil One more for Gordon's Quest