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I have two lbs of 4064 and I would like to use it for my 223 using a 55 gr fmj bullet. Any tried and true load info.

This is my 40 year old Colt 22 caliber conversion kit. I need a new firing pin. Anyone know where I might find one? Thanks...

I have been trying to put together a reasonably correct bcd 4 and have everything but the stock selected. I recently read an article which indicated that in 1945 the Kriegs Model stock was produced in both laminate and solid walnut and came in every possible combination (screwed on barrel...

Pictured is a bolt from an all matching rifle dou 43 serial number 61xx. Along side of it is a matching bolt serial number 50xx. Both are waa63 bolts. What's interesting is the lower serial number bolt has the late war round gas holes. Is this possible?

I recently acquired an excellent phosphate bcd 4 barreled receiver and I would like to try and put it back as close as possible to it's original configuration. There is only the serial number on the barrel and all of the other parts are a mixture of phosphate and blue stamped metal with no...

Can anyone identify this magazine. I was cleaning out the back of my safe an I found this in a box of old m1carbine mags. It is a hair under 1 inch thick, 6 inches at the back and 5 3/8 at the front and 3 1/8 back to front. I'm thinking 308 because it's much to short to take 30/06, 8mm, or...

Are 1903a3 bolts and 1903 bolts interchangeable? I have a 1903 RIA high number rifle and want a spare bolt.

Will the Brazilian contract vz24 bolt in 7mm mauser fit the vz24 8mm mauser?

I am trying to restore a 43 DOU mauser. She is all matching but the stock was sporterized and the bands lost. I have a red glue stock and two sets of barrel bands. Would the stock be historically correct and would either of the pictured barrel bands be correct? Any advice appreciated

Can anyone tell me about this stock stamp? I've seen it twice. Once on a vz24 stock and again on a mauser stock which had had been placed on a vz24.

This stock was on a vz24 I bought recently. It appears to be a late war 98k stock altered to use the vz24 metal and sling. Does anyone recognize the stock stamp. It has a cupped butt plate (in the white) with the take down hole in the plate. The band spring slot appears to be professionally...

I just bought a Star Modelo Super. It appears to be in great shape but the I find that actioning the slide requires considerable less force than say a 1911. Everything functions, the recoil spring appears to be correct and it strips the round and returns to battery with no problem. This is in...

I just bought this bolt for the 214 Waffenampt stamps on the bolt sleeve. I will probably keep the rest for parts but I would like to know who made them if possible. The bolt has the serial number stamped across the curved top and the knob is stamped with a B in a circle. There is also what...

I have a mauser stamped preduzece44 and model 98 with the Yugo crest and one waffenant remaining on the bayonet lug. My question is did the Yugoslavs scrub the old serial numbers as well as the nazi markings? This rifle has matching numbers on the receiver, trigger guard, bolt and stock...

Another small hammerless revolver identification help. Revolver is 5 inches in length and three inches in height. It is 5 shot smaller than a 32 but appear larger than a 25. Fully engraved except for barrel. Barrel has a series of dots or small "O" across top. Marked on right side with a...

I've come into posession of a small revolver which I cannot identify. The only markings I can make out is a star over an L. It is hammerless with a folding trigger and seems to be center fire. It is reloaded through a loading gate after the spent cartridge is pushed out similar to the single...

I found an old rifle stock packed away in my Dad's garage. It os 40 1/4 inches long with the butt plate on. The trigger guard cut out is 8 5/8 inches. Looks like some kind of Mauser stock. Any ideas?

I have a really nice mosin Nagant 44 but as it is in most cases the bolt is not numbered to the receiver. The marking on the bolt are a circle with a star inside, a triangle with the numbers 25 or 26 inside, the number 73 just under the triangle and a larger 70 below that. Would submit photos...

Anyone ever have success in rejoining the separated butt stock on a Japanese rifle. I recently purchased a nice Type 38 and would fix the stock if possible. I believe the stock separation is caused by the drying out and shrinking of the wood as the butt plate still fits the stock and the stock...

I just bought a bunch of stripper clips for my Enfield #4 mk1 and they don't seem to be wide enough for the slot. They fit very loose and I was wondering if this is normal. They look like the pictures I've seen of the clips. They don't give the darn things away so I hope they are correct