Anybody ever heard of a EAA Windicator revolver. You almost never see the snub-nosed version in 357 mostly in 38. This gun is made in Germany by the same people who make Beeman air rifles. At 279$ price tag new, I think this gun is one of the best kept secrets in firearms.
Wow Sarge. I'm green with envy. How about some closer pictures of the rifle.View attachment 54262
Just got a 'proper' case for my '09 Jeffery SLE. Got a hammer gun coming, too.
Took this baby home about two weeks ago:
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USM1 carbine, built by Saginaw by the end of '43. It has the original flip up sight, as well as high wood hand guard. The only non original part is the 3rd type barrel band with bayonet lug. It was a Christmas gift from my girlfriend, just had to wait for my papers to be issued by the government to pick it up. Also bought a repro para stock, adjustable sight and 30rds mags to built it as a Vietnam war M1 carbine, as seen on a couple pictures.
Looks good AND familiar.Well guys, the update to a Korean War/Vietnam War timeframe M1 has now been fully done for some times. Here are the changes made:
- Repro para stock
- Original adjustable sights instead of the original flip up
- Security lever changed from type 1 (push button type) to type 2 (rotary lever)
- Magazine lock changed from an M1 to an M2 to accept 30rds magazines without any missfeed
Of course, all of these are easily changed back to the original configuration!
Sorry for the bad quality of the pictures!
And with it's eternal sidekick, Norinco 1911A1 with a couple Wilson parts:
Wow Sarge. I'm green with envy. How about some closer pictures of the rifle.