Recent content by Snake Jenkins

For a good aftermarket grip check out www.eaglegrips.com they have a very good selection of grips for S&W's, I really like my coke bottles that I got from them. Snake

Next two guns hunh? Lets see...... Probably a SKB 585 O/U 20 ga and I'll probably get another class 3 looking hard at a 1928A1 Thompson. Snake

CZ 550 would be my first choice. Snake

After a lot of thought I'd have to say my 5" m29 Smith. For general purpose carry/use loaded with a 250 grn LSWC pushed at 900 fps, and for hunting situations (it doesn't matter if I'm the one hunting or the one being hunted) a 250 grn hard cast LSWC with gas check pushed at 1200 fps. Snake

Just guessing here but how about the scarceity of ordnace steel during the war? Snake

I use Butch's Bore Shine for cleaning my barrels. Snake

Parkerizing the metal? Snake

Triggers suck, but Timney does make replacements. Snake

I don't need another 6.5x55 I don't need another 6.5x55 I really like mannlicher stocks I don't need another 6.5x55 I don't need another 6.5x55 I don't need another 6.5x55 I really like mannlicher stocks Chris I'm in the same boat as you are :D Snake

CQB: M1A1 Thompson Urban/woodland: either M14 or FAL Desert: Bolt rifle in .300 win mag. sidearm: 1911A1 Snake

I think it was one clip per rifle. Snake

My choices are the 03A3, No. 4 Mk1, and the Columbian Mauser in .30-06. Snake

CZ 452 LUX best bolt rifle for the money. Snake

I'm guessing '44. The marines already had the 1903A3 and the M1941 Johnson on hand in 1941. Snake

Of the two M1 carbines that I have (Rock Ola and Standard Arms) the Rockola is the more accurate of the two. However if we include my M2 Inland then the Inland is the most accurate. Snake