Thank you for good video

Two countries with the same idea... And the same starting point of the Garand. So cool I agree!

Best video of the 03 I saw so far ! Very informative, answered my questions…… and fun to watch! Ty

Now thats a gun 🤌

Jheeeez wicked video buhdd!!

NEVER LET YOUR D.I. HEAR YOU CALL IT A GUN- ITS IS A WEAPON,

Hahha was having this dillema last night

Add the BM-62 was imported by Berben in about 1980. 2000 BM-62’s. There is also a BM-69 that was imported by Benet in the late ‘60’s. No firm #’s on import numbers, but I’ve seen the number 350 mentioned a few times. I’ve never seen a live ad for one. They had a flash hider, and the gas tube was machined for a BM-59 bipod. Chrome followers on the BM magazines. Limited options on magazine pouches. Excellent rifle!

You are awesome, I'm searching for a 1903, and you were incredibly informative, keep it up.

Thank you so much for this! I've just become a proud owner of a 1942 Mk4No1* SMLE and was rather confused by how exactly to remove the bolt. Much appreciated on the simplicity of explaining as well, again thank you!

Have your tits gotten bigger ?

If agent 47 uses it that's proof enough that this rifle is awesome

Hoss....i have been looking for this explanation for quite a while today. I cant remember how who or where i acquired this monster but can admit it was the first of many military style of freedom sticks that i now have. Thanks for showing us how the bolt removal works on this particular 303. Only question i currently have is why was this manufactured differently than other or previous designs?? Regardless, I have and will continue to enjoy this little tool and better maintenance thanks to your video here. Semper Erectus and best of health...❤️🇺🇲☠️

The Springfield's bullet was originally a 218 grain black powder round, then lowered to 150 grain, then upped to 175 grain and again lowered to the 150 grain M2 round.

I see this channel isn’t really active anymore. That’s a shame because you are a natural when it comes to speaking and keeping people engaged.

So national ordinance or Santa Fe is not safe to shoot because of cast-iron? Or just not authentic?

Nice video. I thought you were going to shoot the whole bandolier. 😬

Nowadays- finding original Hk bipods is only done on eBay or other gun auction sites. Pretty much all Hk roller-lock accessories except mil-surplus stuff is nearly unobtainable.

I have a long branch mk4 no 1 star from 1945. Is that a common rifle or is this rare? I just started getting into olf historical firearms and dont know too much yet.

My dad hunted with a 03A3 Smith Corona all his life he had put a bishop stock on it and a Williams peeps site and he shot a lot of game with it over the years

Nice video there son .Keep up with the history.

Nice rifles I have a A3 and it’s a great shooter but your WW1 03 is sweet

horrible volume, many, many other channels much louder including ads. Barely hear it.

Thank you so much for this helpful video. My Lee Enfield T4 target rifle has a No.4 Mk.1* action and I too was confused as to the bolt removal procedure. NB. When operating the bolt, if you have the trigger depressed (clearly with a 'cleared' gun), it makes the whole job just that bit easier.

Excellent video! You know your history young man! I’m awaiting a 1903 Mk1 and a 2903A3 Dmith Corona. I can’t wait to take them to the range.

Not sure about that right gripe you use lol don’t get that thumb in your eye. Great weapons ,thanks.

I really like u cute boy 😘😍😍

You're so cute if you're my bottom partner 😻😅

I hope ian doesn't get insulted if I do this to my berthier 😅

mine doesn't come out unless you flip the sight up

Good video! Couple things to take note for anyone seeing this that’s looking for one. Sometimes you will find M1Ds that don’t have any accessories with them. If you do, don’t automatically assume that it’s a fake. The CMP has sold several of those rifles that came into their possession with no accessories with them. I have an M1D myself and it has the CMP papers and the correct barrel number but it had no accessories with it. Speaking of the barrel number, there are 2 places that you will find it. All M1D barrels produced up until the fall of 1952 have the drawing number under the top handguard. Barrels produced after the fall of 1952 had the number moved to the section under the op rod along with the other markings. To my knowledge (forgive me if I’m wrong), all M1D barrels were made by Springfield between the years 1951 and 1953. Keep all this in mind as you look for them. Happy hunting and I wish you luck!

Kel Tec RDB, RFB, Pistols, etc have AESOME TRIGGERS!

Came across a Smith Corona, but seems original owner ceracoated the receiver and barrel.

POF is not a clone but is made under licence of HK on their machinery and tools

THANK YOU! I could not figure this out until your video.

Автоматически может?

Extremely helpful. I recently purchased a No4 Mk1 and was trying to figure out how to take out the bolt for cleaning with no luck. I have No1 Mk3 and have no problem with the bolt. When you said * I took a closer look at the markers and sure enough, there was the * that I had overlooked. After watching the video, life got better.

Thanks for that. Just got a Long Branch No 4 Mk 1* and could not figure this out

Loved your video. Great to see someone who is obviously so knowledgeable, and comfortable handling his rifles. The only thing I would change, is I like to see the factory marks while you are talking about particular weapons. As you noted the barrel year, it would have been neat to see the marking; as well as the manufacturer's mark and serial on the receiver. But that's a small preference. Overall, a great video, thank you very much for making it!

I have a 41 and 43 SA Garand. Just bought a 56 HRA Garand. Waiting for it’s arrival.

Spot on! Thanks

Wow your welcome barrow me to m1garand

You know, this might take AR15 barrels with almost or literally no mods

Thanks bud

Info re the barrel sn is not accurate. I have, first person ordered from DCM with paperwork, and it does not have barrel sn ending with “555” under the carrier bolt slide.

love your videos. thanks for the education.

TF are you wearing that helmet for?

I've been looking for this info and FINALLY found it, thank you so much! I have a Mk1* made by Long Branch in Canada.

Garand's don't pew son... LOL

Nice shootin Tex. Just acquired my 1st 03/a3, 11-43 RA w/8-43 R barrel. Now i have all the standard issue Infantry rifles from WWI thru the 91 Persian Gulf War. And i also fire my L/N 03.