All About Pocket Knives

I found this today in a shed I cleaned out no gun to go with it though


This has some stopping power

Be like getting hit in the chest with a Mack Truck.

Here's an INLAND M1 carbine. It has been refinished recently. Has a mix of early & late parts, but so far all markings I've seen are correct for Inland manufacture or one of their subcontractors - A.I. - AUTOTYRE. Rifling looks a little worn, but haven't tested it yet. Oh yeah, the bayonet is modern day manufacture by Camillus.

The attached picture is a Savage Model 1903 22 pump, made sometime before WW 1. Box magazine not a tube magazine. Something a little different. Looks a little odd, holds real well.

Oh my, Steve. I like that a lot.

I'm with Jerry on the little Savage pump, I like that one too!
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Here is my savage 223 for coyote and my ruger 22semi .

Steve, that little Savage is a boat load of desire.
It's just the be all.
Retain firmly.

Nice M-1 Carbine Blue - I had a Winchester at one time, lot of fun to shoot (with double ear protection!) - dumb of me to let it go. OH

M-1 carbine made 2 months before VE day by Inland. I'd call it close to excellent condition. All numbers match. Judging by the slight wear I'm confident it never went anywhere e.g. Korea or VN.

Nice carbines, guys

Mine was made by Standard Products in '43, and is fun to plink with.

A friend and I took our sons for a round of sporting clays yesterday. I shot my Citori, and my son shot my Versa Max. He beat me for the first time....I guess I won't take him along with me any more. haha.

Some more ""trading"" and I got this Savage .270-Model 110 rifle, ---my first Savage---X-tra nice,Walnut wood on this one*** one of the early ones, I think ???? ( no letters in front of serial number #8800, dates pre-1968,again, I think ????? ) 8800,also on bolt----has the ""folding leaf rear sights"" ---- great condition****

Beautiful rifle Monk and my favorite caliber for White Tails. Very flat and accurate.

Old Hunter wrote:Nice M-1 Carbine Blue - I had a Winchester at one time, lot of fun to shoot (with double ear protection!) - dumb of me to let it go. OH

Thanks OH,
If I'd known how much these things would be selling for nowadays, I'd have bought a few dozen in the 1980s when they couldn't even sell them at $69 each.

It's been over a year (Aug. 2012) since the Marine Corps signed an order for the "new" M45 MEU/SOC (Marine Expeditionary Unit/Special Operations Capable) Close Quarters Battle Pistol (CQBP). That's quite a mouthfull so from what I've read, they're calling it the "Colt Marine Pistol".

I thought there might be some interest so I loaded a PDF file of the January 2014 American Rifleman article on the pistol. You can read it by clicking HERE. It's a 4 Meg file so if your Internet connection isn't very quick, be patient while it loads.

They say some are avalible for sale on the civilian market with an MSRP of $2095. Yep, I'll be picking up a pair and having them handled in genuine pearl. (don't hold your breath on that one)

Come on Jerry, a pair of pistols that nice should have elephant ivory grips - ask yourself, what would General George S. Patton grip his pistols with? OH

I was enlisted. I have to settle for pearl.

Here's a 1972 model of a Ruger 10/22. It is the DELUXE SPORTER edition with checkered walnut stock and no barrel band, unlike the banded smooth stock & curved butt plate of the standard carbine model. Somebody bolted on a Williams peep sight.

That's a very handsome rifle Blue.

Sweet 10/22 Blue.

Thanks, Philco & Wishful.
Wish, is the 10/22 now on the NY no-no list?

No Blue, the 10/22 is still ok. A federal judge shot down the 7 round magazine limit which our great Democrats had forced on us.

Here's my newest acquisition. CZ 2075 Rami in 9mm. I waited over six months for one to show up on the Buds Gun Shop site. Once it did, I didn't wait any longer. If the weather ever warms up again, maybe I'll get to take it for a spin.

Very Nice Phil. Real fun to get one you always wanted. I looked on their website and looks like they no longer make them, discod in 2011. Nice pickup. Enjoy and carry in good health Sir!

Regards, Jerry