Beautiful! Does it shoot as good as it looks?
Beautiful! Does it shoot as good as it looks?
Got her back today. Dropped her into a laminated stock. Had to relieve some wood to make room for the spacer block for the .308 conversion. Primary arms Red Dot. 1907 Leather Sling
image.jpgOh that's bad ass, now I Want another MG!
Last edited by 9th Infantry Division; 09-03-2016 at 09:51 PM.
I like it my friend!Originally Posted by Water Monkey
Got her back today. Dropped her into a laminated stock. Had to relieve some wood to make room for the spacer block for the .308 conversion. Primary arms Red Dot. 1907 Leather Sling
Thank you sir! Thanks for doing such wonderful work!
I take her out next weekend
My Mini G and regular. The regular is at Tim's for upgrade to M1D:
Looks great!My Mini G and regular. The regular is at Tim's for upgrade to M1D:
Good looking stock on that Mini!!
Thanks. Tim put it on. I got the rifle complete from him several years ago. I am not sure who the supplier was or even if it is walnut but I like it.
My mini G. Definitely one of my bail out guns!
Q: What is best in life?
A: To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women!
Tim built mine prior to them being fashionable. It is stamped #75 on the barrel, I don't know what number he is now up to. It is built on a sub 3,000 4-digit SA Gas Trap receiver with lots of very early parts, including a slant op-rod, trigger group and bolt. It is fitted with National Match sights and a Turner National Match sling. As I fancy Gas Traps the only possible improvement would have been fitting it with a Gas Trap front end. Tim has worked on a handful of small projects for me and this rifle. In every case he exceeded my expectations in Spades and I would not even blink before using his services in the future.
Real M1s have a single barrel spline
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