Frank I.

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I was going shooting today, and discovered that my gray zippered "bank" pouch with all my ATF forms in it was NOT in my range bag! I never take it out of my range bag, I have looked everywhere twice, no luck. The last place I shot and had the pouch was at the TATA shoot range 8/1/2026. They are just copies, but I would like to find them. So if by chance, you found it, please contact me! Thanks for lookin' Frank Iannamico pouch looks like the one pictured here

Philadelphia Ordnance may still have some originals.

*Forms? We don't need no forms, we don't have to show you any stinkin forms. *Famous quote (updated) from the classic movie "Treasures of the Sierra Madre" Step out of your vehicle sir, place your hands on the back of your head, and walk backwards to the sound of my voice.

Check Gunparts aka Numrich They had NOS complete M3 ejector housings

Be careful when disposing of rags soaked in linseed oil; they are a spontaneous combustion fire hazard

David The entire report is 8 pages long and covers Bazookas, flame throwers, mortars, and grenades. Other interesting positive comments were about the M1 Carbine.

I posted this on the Reising board, but also here for the Thompson crowd Interesting 1944 dated report.

I posted this before, but for those who didn't see it, here it is again. Note the date 3 Jan 1944.

I am familiar with that mark (I always called it the violin mark due to the resemblance) But there is no documentation as to who used it. If you look in Tracie's Thompson Encyclopedia Volume 3, pages 216 and 223, you will see that a similar mark was used by the Lindstrom Company, Bridgeport, Conn. But there is no evidence they made buttstocks. If you remove the stock's metal hardware, you MAY see a manufacturer's ink stamp in that cavity.

The (original gov't) Springfield Armory attempted to make M14s semi-auto-only in 1963 by welding the selector locks in place. The (again the original gov't) Springfield Armory also made a small run of semi-auto-only receivers. Source M14 The Last Steel Warrior 2nd Edition

Me too

The CMP was able to re-import many M1 Garands that were given away as military aid. One country I remember was Greece, with at least 2 lots, in the 2nd lot there were 102,000 M1s, which included some M1C and MID sniper versions. Story was in the Garand Collectors magazine summer 2008 issue. The CMP seems to have some influence somewhere. In the 1980s a lot of M14 parts kits were brought in from Israel, selling as low as $239.00 with original barrels. During the 1990s when the democrats were cutting up surplus rifles, a guy was at Knob Creek selling BRAND new M14 Walnut buttstocks with butt-plates. He said they were from rifles that had been destroyed. https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/captain-crunch-pentagons-heavy-duty-weapon-annihilator

Should be enough for almost everyone, but depends on how many were destroyed by Bill Clinton and how many were given away as foreign aid. M14 Production from June 1960-July 1964 Total production 1,338,332 M14 rifles O-M – Winchester, 4 contracts, 356,501 rifles H&R, 5 contracts 537,500 rifles TRW, 2 contracts 319,163 rifles Springfield Armory 3-production runs 125,168 rifles Source U.S. M14 Rifle, The Last Steel Warrior 2nd Edition https://chipotlepublishing.com/product/the-u-s-m14-rifle-the-last-steel-warrior-2nd-edition/

I have had my G18 (posty) for 10 years, runs 99.9% on just about any ammo using the 33rd mags.