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OK, I just checked all the inside surfaces of the grip frame and the slot that was machined for a shoulder stock. There is some slight tooling (circular) in the slot but no etchings or stampings of any kind. Yes, it was a lucky find for sure; also picked up a Steyr SSG M69 early rifle at the...

Great information, thank you. The pistol does NOT have a firing pin block but the serial number seems to indicate it was manufactured in 2000 (MM). I am not interested in the 'collector value' as I shoot everything I own and often. I picked it up for $600 at an estate auction. I have...

Most if not all of the MK 1 military pistols had the tangent leaf marked out to 1000M (optimistic of course) and had internal extractors, mine has the later MK II / III external extractor. There are no import markings, nor are there any military proof marks. The photos do not fully represent how...

Hi Gang, I just added a Browning Hi-Power to my collection and I have never seen one like it. It has the following attributes: 1. very bright blue, think early Python 2. Tangent rear sight 3. Dovetailed tall front sight....well, taller than most BHPs 4. Slotted for shoulder stock 5. No...

Sounds like a good idea, but I have almost no clearance to get any type of tool from inside the safe, I have now got if jacked up about 3/4 of an inch and will try a sawzall but I fear it will just turn the anchor in the concrete.

Thanks, everyone for all the advice, I think I will try the long flexible sawsall blade first.

I am moving a medium size gun safe and have removed 3 of the 4 9/16" nuts from the threaded shaft, the fourth nut ran out about Half way and then the insert started to spin in the concrete. This bugger it one on the front right. I have levered the front of the safe as far as I can hoping to...

Many OEG sights were used in the 'Bush Wars' I had one on my FAL in Rhodesia, fast on moving targets of opportunity but poor in low or no light environments.

I have been pretty successful with my 725 Hi Rib Sporting using Muller #2/U, and #3/O. On 25/35 yd targets I put a #1 in the Under barrel. The Muller chokes patterned in my gun much better than the factory chokes. I shoot 7.5 one oz loads on everything. The beautiful thing about Clays is...

P229 in .357Sig, one spare mag, Buffalo Bore 125G HP. Shoot a P226X6L1 and P220X6L1 in USPSA. Former SigArms employee in the LE division.