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Any thoughts about this M1905 bayonet? The blade looks darker than the close up of the ricasso -- kind of reminds me of the Greek "blue" of the CMP 1903s from the early 2000s. Any chance this is an...

It's an 1899 Krag carbine stock with a carbine band. The wood is well proud of the buttplate and shows no sign of being sanded. It also shows no sign of any acceptance or proof stamps so I'm...

Thanks Tom. Appreciate you taking the time to look.

Not looking to make money since I have no intention of selling, just wanted to make sure I would't lose future value depending on my course of action. There's a difference. And there is no repair...

This is the uglier of the two sides of the stock. Doesn't appear to ever have been sanded and no alterations (ie no sling swivel studs). Not looking to sell, but curious as to value as deciding...

Picked up a cutdown '98 Krag today with serial number 434555. Was just curious if any information exists. Also -- what's the going rate for an 1899 carbine stock these days? Thanks...

Thanks Mike. I was pretty sure it would be.

Could someone let me know if my $1 is safe, because if 993516 is in the SRS records I'm buying a lottery ticket. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for looking. I appreciate it.

Not that I've ever won the SRS "lottery" before, but as they say, "you can't win if you don't play". Any chance there's info on a Model 1898 with serial number 434343?

Thanks in advance.

Is the knurled thumbscrew "head" simply screwed and loctited onto the M4x16 screw? Just curious.

#169. Optics look decent enough -- considering I just back from the optimetrist and my dilated pupils are still the size of saucers. Scope body shows some finish wear from the rear mount, but...

Personally I'd go with a .308 or a 7x57 over the 8x57, but that's just me. The biggest con I see with the 8x57 is that the choice of bullets available in .323/8mm is somewhat limited compared to...