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When you mail it send it registered so someone has to sign for it at the branch office.

Did it come with a 1099?

At the rate things are going, soon in Virginia I might be limited to 10 round belts!🫤

…are like being nibbled to death by ducks!

WWII version:

Appears to be a 1921 Colt produced Thompson with an FBI hard case and accessories in the picture.

springfield research service might offer some information. The series is out of print and any copies you can find are expensive. You’ll have to find someone who has these reference volumes: The Springfield Research Service (SRS) serial number books, primarily compiled by Frank Mallory, are...

How old? Well in my collection I have the rock that David used to dispatch Goliath that I picked up soon after the Philistines retreated.

Welcome to the fellowship of the Springfield forum from the Center of the Universe located in central Virginia. Many of us are also old geezers who have enjoyed our hobby for many years.

I like them all!

What happens if you get caught carrying a pocket full of ammo (small rocks)?

Being a man I’ve always relied on maps because I could never bring myself to stop and ask for directions.🫤

Even thought it’s 119 years old the concept is still relevant. Streets today are like yesterday’s trenches. I know it’s too large for carry, but a smaller version might catch on.

You can add “read and write in cursive”.

My son, who is in law enforcement, carry’s an automatic with a 4” blade as a last resort just for such occasions.

Many 3 year olds are close to being potty trained. I suspect this toddler was neglected and lord knows how long the child had been wearing a wet diaper. Some folks just shouldn’t be allowed to have children. I also wonder how many times protective services had visited these folks?

He should be sleeping with the fish!

It’s not so much the cost of ammo, but the cost of replacing parts when one can even find parts in serviceable condition is my biggest concern.