Help!

deepbeeps

I was searching GB and found that there are alot of handgun combos. Is it legal to purchase multiple guns in a combo like that? State restrictions? The pricing is also very cheap. Are these deals too good to be true? Any info would be helpful.

deepbeeps

Dose anyone know how to get the metal end off the wooden forend? I am wanting to refinish my gun and need this thing off to do so . thanks.

If you can't run with the BIG DOGS stay on the porch!!

deepbeeps

Just took mt new SA M-5 to the range and this is what the cases looked like after shooting, do I need to be concerned. Any info is greatly appreciated.

deepbeeps

Got a friend looking for some 165gr loads for his 300 SAUM, says he can't find it anywhere. I've checked a coupla' places, CANNOT find 165gr anything for that 300 SAUM! Anybody got a reliable source?
Thanx in advance!

deepbeeps

I was wondering if anyone could help me I.D. an enfield. the markings are GR B.S.A. co 1917 SHT.LE III*. Also what would the price be on a gun with these marks. (the gun is in good shape with a clean bore 95% blue and the wood looks great) anything you could help with would be great thanks.

deepbeeps

Hi guys,
My hobby is matal detecting. Several weeks ago, while hunting a cut bean field where a former town once stood in 1815, I found a part of what I believe to be a percussion cap pistle. Can anybody please help me identify what I found?

Pictures can be found here:

http://www.buckeyetreasurehunter.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=4581

deepbeeps

I bought a Para Ordnance P-12 Took it the range today JAM JAM JAM-wont feed looks as if round is getting caught behind extractor anyone have any ideas!

Spider7115

The ELG is a Belgian proofmark.

rufe-snow

From it's size and bore diameter, I don't believe it to be a conventional firearm. It looks to me to be what was called back then, (1870's/80's?), a Forth of July Gun. A smooth bored percussion pistol used to fire musket caps. They was used during celebrations and holidays as noisemakers, similarly to how firecrackers are used nowadays.

deepbeeps

Thanks everybody. Very interesting.
Tim