M1917 Enfield photo request

i would post pics of mine, but i don't have any on this comp. they are gorgeous looking rifles

I did not post this earlier, b/c it's a really awful photo; but since nobody else loves you......

It's a Winchester, but its close...

OK, got some better pics uploaded.
All original 1917 Eddystone, barrel date of Aug 1918, so it may have served in The Great War.
Enjoy.

Here's something better than a blurry picture of my Eddystone:

A movie starring DOZENS of M1917s!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0287535/

Pretty good movie, TRUE STORY, lots of M1917s.

Check out the Wikipedia article for some background:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Battalion_(World_War_I)

I have that movie.
Big thumbs up!
Rick Schroder does a good job.

Lots of 1917s, 1911s, a few Chauchats

Chipperman, you think your photo's bad?

This ought to make you feel better:

( I think the Eddystone is the dark blur on the bottom.)

Hope your rifle bore is bright and shiney Those were the days
of corrosive primers. A great many had dark bores, but a few I have
seen were like new I have owned three once. At that time, no military
barrels were available, maybe still not. The two with sewer barrels were
rebarreled, restocked, and total sporterized with the exception of the bolt
handles and safety. Both the 25-06 and 6mm are sub minute shooters and
saved from a scap barrel

My Grandpa also gave me a M-1917, but when I was 13 years old.
He brought it over with 2 full bandoleers of AP ammo. I was a happy boy!

You better not Bubba that thing like I did!(Im so ashamed! )

It would be a good idea to workout while you're waiting.

Years ago I had one as my deer rifle, and I swear my right arm is a little bit longer from carrying it.

Here is my Remy with with his other buddies