M1A1's

[mj1]

Cheers

[chickenfried]

m1a1?

[TonyM]

I think he means M1A

I was looking for the tank...

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I was looking for the folding stock.

I've said it before and I'll say it again...Springfield Armory Inc.'s name choice for their M14 clone was unfortunate. About 25% of the guys at the range with M1A's seem to call them M1A1's, even the Marines!

[thefinger]

don't mess. MJ is too legit to quit. you guys are just jealous of his collection...i know i am.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

don't mess. MJ is too legit to quit. you guys are just jealous of his collection...i know i am.

True!

He has the finest collection of German K43A's and Enfield No.4 MkT's I've ever seen.

[mj1]

So what? I call it what I want.



On the papers with this it's called M-21. But then that was in 1981. What where you collecting in 1981?

Cheers
MJ

[anotherted]

What where you collecting in 1981?

GI Joe's

[chickenfried]

GI1 Joes

I put a scope on mine, I was going to take it pig hunting. Until I found out it weighed ~ 13 pounds loaded.

On the papers with this it's called M-21. But then that was in 1981. What where you collecting in 1981?

Cheers
MJ

[smle-man]

On the papers with this it's called M-21. But then that was in 1981. What where you collecting in 1981?

Cheers
MJ

Lee Enfields of course

[mj1]

I should have known.

[tiger222]

sigh - nice rifle!! reminds me of the early 80's supermatch I had 10 years ago - got it for $700 with 6 mags...... not a 100% sure why I sold it

probably for the same reason I sold my lnib Colt AR15A2 R6500 that I got at National Guns for $499.95 in 1985....

[smle-man]

sigh - nice rifle!! reminds me of the early 80's supermatch I had 10 years ago - got it for $700 with 6 mags...... not a 100% sure why I sold it

probably for the same reason I sold my lnib Colt AR15A2 R6500 that I got at National Guns for $499.95 in 1985....

I'm so dumb, I had a Devine TX M1a with a s.n. below 300 and with a NM barrel; bought it for $250 in the mid 70s (a lot of money for a college student paying my way through school) and sold it to a buddy because I wanted to buy a used Bell Telephone van from a corner used car lot. I didn't buy the van and I didn't have the rifle anymore. I did get $500 for it when I sold it, I wonder what that would be in today's money The rifle always started a fuss at the range in the 70s since M1As were pretty unknown. One range master accused me of having a stolen M14 from the Army and was going to call the cops!