Recent content by crowtalks

There dose look like a separation between the I and the arrow when i look closely, which would make it SIA, with the arrow above the I, and I read somewhere this represents India Small Arms.

I have an Ishapore Enfield 2A1 with a buttstock mark I'm trying to figure out. Its the letters S and A with a broad arrow in between. I believe the broad arrow marks were used around the British Empire, but I'm not sure what it actually indicates (I have a Greener Martini with Ds on either...

Thanks for the tip!

That was pretty crummy MOA and I would hope for a somewhat better MOA from mine, bu if not? Oh well. I have a few accurate 308s so this was bought as an oddity. I have a Greener Cadet chambered in 32-20 with maybe 20% rifling left that keyholes rounds...but I still love it. Thanks for the reply!

Thanks for the reply, Risky Business Oh, I expect fake comments, because the importers used good marketing to make it look more attractive to buyers in the US market by making it look like the popular Jungle Carbine. IMO, the labeling of 2A jungle carbines is more ethical than creating the tag...

I found a good deal on an Indian Enfield that had been converted to a jungle carbine. The gun was made in 1966 and the guy that sold it to me thought it was an arsenal conversion, though I thought that the importers were primarily the source of the conversions. The biggest difference I see...

Thanks heaps for the info and the link! you have a couple of really nice looking guns there...

I picked up a little Greener Cadet chambered in 32-20 the other day. Its a fun little shooter that is different, for sure. I have always wanted a Greener and even though this isn't what I initially had in mind, it is a Greener. I read that these little Martini action guns were built as a...

I have an M1A standard and absolutely love it...one of the last guns I would ever sell.

Someone looked up the gun from some database and you were right on... I had never heard of a C-More sight and I wasn't familiar with the 92F with a compensator.

Very nice!

Yeah, I should have recognized the Nylar, as I have one made in the 40s that fits my 1939 LC Smith 12g

A person on another forum said they think it is a Nydar old school reflex sight mounted on a "rube goldberg" mount...

I have been watching a movie from 1996 entitled Eraser and I saw what appears to be an ancient red dot atop some semi auto...the rear looks like a 92f, but the barrel doesn't. Whatever the weapon is, the sight seem ungainly... Jim

Thanks heaps!