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Cleaning some of my million dollar drawers[junk]. Can any of you help identify what I have?


I have a lot of those funny screws. I will post more photos later.
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springfield front sight, it think and a win 52 stock plate?


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Far left in bottom picture looks like a Win 70 or 52 Target model handstop plate.

Far right top in bottom picture appears to be a broken case remover

Bottom middle is a 98 mauser muzzle cover. I think from a Gew 98, but not positive. It is WWI vintage though.


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Not a Springfield front sight. It has a bead dovetailed into it.

I think those large head screws are off of Redfield Olympic or PALMA rear sights.


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That lock is from the alamo or maybe San Jacinto battle field. Big Grin



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