anyone got any of these

trailey97 · #1 04-22-2008, 05:15 PM

the first is my m1 carbine with a boyonette i also have two of these rifles i use this one for huntin works likea charm for me

the second is what i carry on my side when im out in the pasture doin whatever or i feel like im in the old days i inherited all these from my dad in 06 when he passed. its a 41mag with a rigid knife yes rigid tools also had a line of knives which my ol man was a distributor

and the last two are my cap n ball pistols the not so pretty one is from gosh i think he said early 1800s there are no markings sayin date or who made it the other pistol is newer not sure what date but i still fire it well i did when my dad was alive

i have many more collectables such as a 45-70 govt date on it is 1884 great shape also scared to fire it.

i also have knives bayonnettes and what not from before WW1

trailey97 · #2 04-22-2008, 05:17 PM

here are some pics

trailey97 · #3 04-22-2008, 05:18 PM

sorry about that guys if you want to see some of the knives i got just send me an email that way i can show more pics easier lol

hk_shooter · #4 04-22-2008, 05:53 PM

Darn nice looking collection you have there, Sir.
I'd probably be afraid to shoot a couple of those, myself.

trailey97 · #5 04-22-2008, 10:52 PM

preciate it friend the only one that really sucks to shoot if you aint got muffs or plugs is the 41mag

the 41mag is loud and kicks like a mule for a six shooter lol
when you fire it this what you look like for the first shot [sm=yikesomg.gif]

the m1's kick like 22's but are accurate as hell so i use it for deer huntin

Faulkner · #6 04-24-2008, 08:06 PM

I've been collecting and shooting M1 carbines for 20 years or so. I have a few other guns in my collection, including M1 Garands and some Colt pocket pistols, but carbines are my favorite.

trailey97 · #7 04-27-2008, 01:19 AM

wow i love your collection

maybe you could help me out about somethin

on my m1 my slide doesnt work you can pull it back but half way and the whole piece doesnt go with it just the part you wrap your finger around (apologize for my ignorance with parts names) if you would like some pics i will try and put some good ones on here

thanks bud

Jezcruzen · #8 04-30-2008, 03:34 PM

Faulkner, with your safety in mind, I recommend you choose several collector grade examples and send them to me so that I can check them out and be sure they are safe. I won't even charge for this service. Good deal, uh?

I've always loved the M1 carbine. I've never owned one, however. If I were to find an origional one better than field grade I'd probably snatch it up.

Trailey - that "thing" is called an operating rod. When pulled rearward, the bolt should rotate and move to the rear while traveling with the rod. If you like, send it to me and I'll be happy to take a look. I'll get it back to you in five/six years...maybe.

galtjunk · #9 05-02-2008, 09:57 AM

Faulkner,

I am truly jealous.
I only have one.
It's like most of yours but it has the addition of one little lever.
Oh, it's an Inland M2.
And it's chrome plated!