Originally Posted by
John R.
I have TWO M1905 Bayonets and both are mint with their original grips,rawhide wrapped scabbards and web covers with leather tips.
This being the case I don't NEED any spare parts for them and all my M1 Model bayonets are brand new(I had 660 to choose from after all)
A few years ago I had a flurry of guys asking IF I had any spare original walnut grip scales and only had ONE spare set and five right hand grip scales all of which was brand new old stock and came with the bayonet spares from Denmark in 1999.I still have original packages of ten springs all UC made with little Ordnance "Bombs" etc and plenty of original grip screws and a few original spare cross guards.Anyone who needs parts to resurrect a bayonet need only drop me a note.
After all the guys wanting original walnut grip scales at the time I referenced I thought that it might be a good plan to give the board a heads up.
I assume; when one takes your past commentary into consideration, that you take exception to this.Sobeit,Some folks just go out of their way to make useless venting noises. But then ;it's a free world isn't it?
As to my 1/4 section.I bought it ONLY to have a place to hunt mule deer in peace and on my own land.It's located just above the Fraser River mid way between Williams Lake and Quesnel B.C., I bought it from an old friend and let my neighbour run his stock on it in return for paying the taxes.NOT very productive land for either farming(hay) nor does it have a lot of water.You can run 20 head on it and that equates to $2K per head and I paid that plus a 'friendly'premium and all concerned are happy.I have been hunting that patch for almost 20 years now and ALWAYS get my buck(and doe too IF I get a draw).One day I might drill a well and put a house on it but probably NOT.It was a whim and I could afford it,so I bought it.Adding a house or perhaps a trailer would STILL see me 35 miles from town in either direction and I like my creature comforts and dining out.My wife doesn't like hunting NOR the cold you get at the end of October so it's just easier to stay in town and eat out.Lovely country and while Ken(the Canuck) has his place to the south of me on a lake.I have the Fraser River peacefully flowing by.VERY TRANQUIL and of course free from bothersome fools.
Cheers,
JR