Proud Veterans

[AmmoToad]

Here’s a fine pair.  M1 Garand, 1952 Springfield, restored CMP rifle.  1943 M1 Carbine, highwood, unmolested Saginaw ‘SG’, everything matches.  I love my babies….

[kjtrains]

Now those are fine lookin' rifles, for sure.  I like this one as well.

[AmmoToad]

Now that is Sweet!   If that don’t get one’s blood pumping I’d have to question their manhood.  Here’s a little belted .50 to compliment that fine work of art.  I’ve seen rifles like that in the hands of experts doing amazing things for this Great Nation of ours.  

[tracker]

Just make sure the front door is open.

[kjtrains]

Now that depends!    

[tracker]

If they're that close, best to use the .460.

[kjtrains]

 

[yankee2500]

Toad,
   very nice looking pair indeed.

John

[Richard S]

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Those photos somehow make me feel like I ought to salute. Beautiful!

[Reinz]

Good looking guns guys.

Toad, thats some awesome looking wood for such seasoned weaponry!

The wood on mine look like they just came back from the war.


Reinz

[AmmoToad]

The wood and eveything else on the Carbine is original, the Garand was restored with good ol' American walnut.  

[Reinz]

Man those pics make that M1 carbine wood look restored like the Garand.

[AmmoToad]

I was very fortunate with this one.  The 'SG' cartouche is barely visible, even in the photo, but it is there.  These proud Veterans have a home with The Toad where they will be well cared for.  The Greatest Generation carried them in conditions that would make a Billy goat puke.  Least I can do is care for them properly.  Did I mention that I love this Great Nation, all her Vets, and those that support them.........

[kjtrains]

I'm impressed, for sure!

[Reinz]

AMEN TO THE GREATEST GENERATION!