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It hasn't, and it won't be. EOTechRulesAll is learning in front of us what other importers already know. While he has ambition, he is lacking in experience. I hope nobody is counting on this actually happening while passing up that which is currently available. Maybe true (sadly I fear more...

Eurosatory 2006 Military Show Here a some pictures from the recent Eurosatory 2006 Military Show in Paris France including pictures of the Beretta, HK, POF & Uzi Booths as well as some other goodies that go boom. Dial Up Warning! http://www.glasstemper.com/html/eurosatory2006.html

I contacted Victor at JLD for his comments about the SA Surpus Ammo: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you, the thing with SA ammo is hit and miss, some lots burn clean and some lots leave so much soot that clogs the camber flutes and the rifle...

As a update, below is the reply from the Director/Curator of the Pennsylvania National Guard Military Museum. ------------------------------------------------------------ I went up to Boalsburg yesterday, site of the 28th Division shrine and memorial park for the annual service. I talked...

Looks like fiberglass though out and can confirm for sure the Proof P & crossed cannon stamp that are both imbedded into the stock. From what I know even early editions of the M14 were in fact issued with USGI Fiberglass stocks. The one on my M14 looks exactly like this one, minus the war...

After a simple field strip here are the numbers: Trigger Housing 6528290-SA OP Rod 6535382 SA Bolt 6528287-SA B-2-0 Hammer SA C5546008 Safety SA 11 Trigger groups looks excellent but not as NIB so it has seen some action. From what I can tell the Hammer is Post WW II manufactured. The...

Thanks for the link. I have sent a message to the Curator today to see if he has any info or insight. I'll post any reply I get. Mr. Swampy, you post some very valid points that I do not nor can not really disagree with. As said before I am just reporting the story as told to me. This...

maybe.... all I can say is that all parts "appear" brand new. However I would also have to think that at least some rounds were shot at some point. Again, Never Fired was what I was told.

and thats the story I was told by the seller. All else I was told turned out to be true so dont have a reason to doubt this. Posted for comments from more experts than me.

Interesting new M1 (Pics) Followed me home from gun show in Allenton, PA last weekend 30-06 M1 Garand Springfield Armory, Sept 1944 Receiver, Serial # 312xxxx 1964 Barrel, All USGI Parts, Fiberglass Stock, Never Fired. Only 1 of 12 ever assembled for the PA National Guard...

Having owned real deal HK-91's and 93's for year I must admit I love my PTR-91K. You can not go wrong!