What is this?

austinsguns

I have just got a bolt action rifle. It is marked as follows: U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1899. So it is not an 03 and not a 98. Just what the heck have I got here?

If your gonna be stupid you better be tough !!

austinsguns

austinsguns

A friend of mine asked me if I would fix this revolver for him. The problem is that I am not sure what it is. It was made in Germany, and imported by RG. IND. Miami, FL. On the BBL it says ROHM GMBH SONTHE IM/BPZ Model 38S. Thanks for all the help.





John

austinsguns

I saw this at work and wanted to know if anyone here knew the history of this weapon. The markings said "Mark II" and I think it's a 12 gauge. I know that this weapon and the others were used by the founder of our company, but no one knows anything about it.


"The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke

austinsguns

Are any of you familar with a Remington o/u derringer Knockoff that replicates the remington signature on the top of the barrel but with misspelled wording .... apparently on purpose? It most certainly isn't an exact replica ... it has a totally different barrel latch and extractor.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=239867208

I read or heard somewhere that this was an import possibly from Italy years ago but can't find any real information on it anymore. [?]

austinsguns

I have NO idea, please advise.
Came in a parts lot.

austinsguns

This came in a box with an M1 carbine originally from CMP. Any idea what it is? At first I thought it was some sort of tool for the gas plug on a Garand but it is a tad too small.

This is my first picture so 1) I'm pleased it worked and 2) I don't know how to make it bigger.

austinsguns

Does anyone know what this is besides a wallhanger? Thanks.

austinsguns

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=161407164

austinsguns

My dad gave me this. It is a d/a break top revolver. It looks like it may be a 38 s&w. It has "U.S. Revolver Co." and "Made in U.S.A." on the top of barrel. It has #4016 on bottom of trigger guard. No other markings. It has a patina finish. No pictures available.
Brian

austinsguns

I've have a rifle I think German, heavy as hell. The stock goes all the way to the end of the barrel. The shells feed into the side like a carbine the only markings without taking it apart are WAFFENBGIK BERN AND THE SER NUMBER. The action and trigger are very smooth. I don't even have any idea what cal it is and there are no dates.

SEMPER FI

bambambam

Any manufactur name stamped on it?

Is that a spring or thread on top?



Is the center hollow? Also, does the outside spin around the inside?

looks like maybe some form of depth micrometer made by Starrett?

austinsguns

quote:Originally posted by bambambam
Any manufactur name stamped on it?

Is that a spring or thread on top?


Threads. No mfg markings.

goodgunparts

Does it have a hole in the side?

First thought is it looks like a dog whistle.

austinsguns

No holes. It is all solid, It almost has to be a measuring device. I figured it was gun related. The main part with the knruled edge and numbers threads up and down.

tsr1965

Do you have any dimensions for us to go by? That would help.

Best

austinsguns

About 2.5" long

goodgunparts

OK I see the lines, thought they were just numbers. How deep is each index marking?

Possibly pan or nipple primer for black powder?

austinsguns

The marks a are lengthways. So the marks line up with the number marks when you twist it.

austinsguns

quote:Originally posted by bambambam
Any manufactur name stamped on it?

Is that a spring or thread on top?



Is the center hollow? Also, does the outside spin around the inside?

looks like maybe some form of depth micrometer made by Starrett?


It is not hollow, and the numbered portion and the jamb nut thread up and down. The rest is stationary.