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Your 1922M11 rifle, sn 6986, does not appear in my Springfield Research Service books. 1922M11 sn 6987 is listed and shown to have been shipped to a college. The Director of Civilian Marksmanship...

Duster 42, Your rifle, #5396, is not listed in SRS records. The stock is correct for a 1922M1 issue rifle. It would have been made in the late 1920's so the barrel is a replacement. The second I...

The little objects with a light that is dropped down the bore is an item used by bow hunters
to find arrows. Inquire at an archery supply store.

After I received my seccond shot of Moderna I felt listless for a day, nothing after that. My wife had mild flu like symptoms for three days after her
second Moderna shot. Three people I know...

I will not take time to research it for certain but I believe they started numbering the bolts in 1924. The bolts were numbered on top of the bolt until about 1930 then they started numbering the...

Count me as 13.

I agree with Kragrifle. The sales variation also has the marking.

I collect the 1922 Series Springfields. Nearly all the issue type have been through one or more rebuilds. I would say
less than 5% of these escaped rebuild. Many, probably most, of those listed...

There is endless and heated discussion about the risk of firing single heat treated Model 1903 rifles. As John mentioned above those serial numbers
above approx. 800,000 are considered safe to...

Check Wanenmacher's home page to confirm.

Perhaps I am beating a dead horse but just looked at some SRS listed NRA Sporters in my safe. The are #1344309, 1317767, 1277716 and 12773560.
The Lyman sight on every one of them had the turn down...

clintonhater,
From my observation and study I am convinced that the NRA Sporters came with the hinged peep on the front of the aperture hole. My opinion
does not make it true. Brophy contains...

clintonhater,
If your Springfield .22 is a Model of 1922, the correct Lyman sight for it is the Lyman 48B. According to an old Lyman catalog, the 48C was
designed for the 1922M1. The difference...

Tulsa Arms Show home page has an announcement that the April 2020 show is cancelled. Reservations will be rolled
over to the Nov. 2020 show.

I read of more and more events being cancelled due to the coronavirus.
Has anyone heard of a gun show being cancelled for this reason?

Condition is important but I think it would be worth Much more than $1,200.00 if unmodified, original finish and good condition. Prices seem to have
declined recently on NRA Sporters. The serial...

In my collecting of the 1922 Series Gallery Practice Rifles I have encountered 3 different types of conversions or modifications of the .30 cal to .22.

1. Rifle with Numrich conversion kit.
2. ...

What do ffp and sfp mean?

My first thought of what men do on their knees do was to pray. That made no sense then I realized you probably meant something else.

Welcome to this forum. I have been a member here for years and have enjoyed it while earning a lot. I agree with PWC about the second amendment forum.

Is there a decimal point missing in the "121.9CN"?

In the back of my safe is M1NM (type 1) that I bought new at Camp Perry in 1958. I know how it would shoot in 1959 when I used it to fire in the 1959 National Matches.
Next to it is an M1D I...

My impression of the tool and it's use is:

It is removable and not a modification of the gun.
The tool is used by pressing the hammer forward to push out the cyl pin, not by dry firing it and...

What does TLC mean?