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Thank you for all of the help and the great military gun mfg date website! Although I've only fired 3 rounds through her, she seems to be quite the shooter. Held an inch easily with 165gr GameKings.

GC - yes! That might be the one. I will double check the serial # tonight. Any place to enter the serial and figure out when it was made? Just forward of the bolt release, on the left side, is a small double-ringed circle with a wing coming off of it...

the 1917 Enfield was my first thought. When I looked closer at the markings I could only see an "N" and no "NE".

Just picked up this rifle from a friend who needed some $$. I was thinking this is some variant of the Remington Model 30... opinions? Caliber is 30-06. The only markings I can see are an "N" coming from under the scope mount, and a serial number beginning with "58" - I believe it is a 5 digit...

Spencer- I'll call River City Gun Exchange tomorrow and let you know what kind they were. I am pretty careful about shooting only non-corrosive stuff, so I think they are. I was surprised how much lighter a 20 rounds of that stuff weighed compared to what I usually shoot. I heard from a guy...

Thanks Jim. I will check out the markings this weekend and let ya'll know what I find.

I just picked up some ammo for ~$2.50/box that shot great. I hadn't ever seen it before but it had a brass base and poly (plastic of some sort) upper half with a 55 gr. bullet. Shot great, probably more accurate than the Wolf I normally put through my Mini-14. I am going to go back and see if I...

The link that nbkky71 posted looks exactly like what I am trying to get from my Gramps. The sling isn't in quite as good of condition, but the metal and wood are in great condition which is surprising since it has been stored in his attic for the last 15+ years. The bolt is tight and it looks as...

I have been searching but have come up with nothing. Does anyone know how much a M1903 .22 long rifle trainer would be worth? I am trying to figure out how rare they are and pretty much learn anything I can about them... From what I can tell, it is probably the Hoffer-Thompson...