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Bailey B says it changed somewhere around 50,000.

Not factory, but I love this one:




And on my bucket list:

You'd BEST have a DEEP bucket for that second one.

Doubt that top one could be had with a small bucket either.

Correct,,,,,,,,,,,,,BUT the bottom one,,,,,,,,,,,,,,well who cares, it's outta MY league. BOTH of 'em. But what's left if you can't dream?

Probably true.
I have 387xx s.n. underside and 778xx s.n. front. The early one has separate rear sight, the later has molded rear sight. The magazine release changed also.
I don't think Bailey and Carr's books/info disagree, Bailey's has newer/additional information. Kinda like Murray and Royal.

LBK you sure know how to make a guy turn green,ENVY.

norm

Don't blame me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it's FUG99's fault. I'm just a frikken bottom feeder..............

Here are my four. Clockwise 380 cal 1917 Mod #2 date 1921...
32 cal 1907 Military with holster...32 cal 1917 non factory
engraved w/target sight?...32 cal 1907 mod#1 date 1919. The
lanyard ring is not correct. I had a friend put one on, but
if there is any way to get an original, let me know. I sent
Mr. Murray a picture of the engraved one and he said nice but
not factory.

LBK is correct...the bucket for that second one has no bottom at least for me

Bottom of which pile ? must be in the upper eschelon of the rich and famous

norm

Well perhaps I should take time to show mine
The photo quality is not great been having camera problems
At one time I had 15 1907 1915 & 1917 this is what I have left
How come we have them down under?
They were issued to the French Army, May have come home with
WW1 troops returning
I know I have had 4 that fit into the French contract No's
Still have a holster that you can clearly see the grips & Logo impressed in the leather inside
Also US marines were stationed here WW2 so may have brought them out as personal equipment
Who Knows






Have been very busy latterly
Restoring a WW1 Trophy Gun
Helping Friends Break The Bren Gun Carrier Record
And Ridding in the Artillery Team

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Cheers

Trust me. I know my place. I'm just a little puppy in the grand scheme of things hoping somebody will toss me a bone. Other times I feel like a hungry trout waiting for that shiny piece of metal with all the hooks to pass over so I can strike!!!!!

What's the field piece?

British field piece, 18-pounder?

That would make for a great New Years celebration! Or 4th of July. I've always wanted to attend a cannon meet, but now I'm getting off topic again.

WWI Minenwerfers, 18-pound field artillery, Bren Carriers, Savage pistols, what's the difference? They all go BANG and can put the fear of god in someone!

(Oh for the chance to joy ride in a WWII Bren Carrier! Must've been a hoot to careen across the Northern Desert or Europe in one of those, except of course for Germans shooting at them...)

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Note the small 10 round boxes of ammo in these pistol boxes...pretty rare items!

Thanks for posting Steve. I stopped at the old Savage plant on the way home from one of the Savage Fests that was at Jed's. I think the original Savage plant still stands somewhere on the other side of town. It was on the Erie Canal. Did you go to/find it?

Yes, as far as I know it is still standing and occupied. No I did not get to go to it, but that is in the the future. I spend a good deal of time out there.

To use an often over used word, the lower pics are "awesome!"