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Hi I’m looking for a Russian WW2 dated section. If anybody has one they don’t need please let me know ! Here’s an example of the section. I really only need forward the sight to the ejection area. Thanks !

Especially since the mag catch dosent match with the park color of the frame

Here’s some recent forum prices for parts kits https://www.sturmgewehr.com/forums/index.php?/topic/34987-sold-thompson-m1a1-parts-set/#comment-117299 https://weaponsguild.com/forum/index.php?topic=97280.0 and one that ended on GB yesterday https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1044177483

I feel like GB always sets an inflated value. Prices in forums like these or at shows sets a more true market value.

Ok I see know. The current ones have a round hole like an M1 bolt would. Thank you Dan !

Is it complete or just the frame ?

Hi Sir ! No it’s a Kahr bolt. Has a vertical slit in the front. I’ve had the gun for about 25 years

Ok thanks ! Is it possible that I filed enough off the tip to be released when the sear drops but not enough to ride true the rest of the way down the bolt, which is what I think you were already suggesting lol.

So I had to replace the firing pin on my Kahr M1. I sanded down the lower corner so it clears the sear when the trigger is pulled. But I’ve been noticing that it’s not hitting center on the primers ? Any ideas ?

Yes the OP question was answered by Bob on the first page. Also if your in for a good read https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/67656614/dewilde-v-united-states-attorney-general/

Meanwhile in Texas district 23, Brandon Herrera, The AKGUY on YouTube, and also an 07/02, is running for US Congress. When he gets elected, maybe everyone won’t have to worry about terms like pre/post samples anymore.

Looks great Sir !!!

Company "D", 39th Combat Engineer Pfc. Paul R. Umstead of Eagle Grove Iowa, arming anti-tank mines at the Anzio Beachhead, Italy - March 1944 Note that he has a M1903A3 Springfield rifle slung over his shoulder, an M1 Thompson SMG is leaning against the wooden mine transport box Postscript for Paul Russell Umstead thanks to John Klear; Paul Russell Umstead, born December 3, 1916 in Eagle Grove, Iowa. In 1937, he was listed as working for the Chicago & North Western Railroad as a snow shoveller. In the 1940 census, he was still listed as a ‘snow worker’ Enlisted in the Army April 21, 1942 at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Departed for overseas January 14, 1943. Returned from foreign service September 29, 1945, honorably discharged October 13, 1945 Married Maxine Sanders in 1948. Paul died and was buried in Eagle Grove in 2001, Maxine died two years later and was buried beside him. TimeLIFE_image_1055619

Men of the 5th Northamptonshire Regiment, 11th Inf. Brig., 78th Inf.Div. on the march near Coldragone, Italy. 25 May 1944. (Photo source- © IWM NA 15513) Colourised by Doug

I’ve often contemplated offering $5000 and hoping the seller sees it after having several adult beverages and maybe sees an extra ghost 0 and accepts lol.