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Thanks for the help. I was able to use the info provided and some Google search time and identify it as a Arisaka Type 99 from the Nagoya plant. Based on no series marking it is a pre series 1, produced 1939-1945.

Hi Guys, I received the below email, with pics from a co-worker. He has no info on the rifle other that what he states in the email, copied below. I don't recognize it either. Any help identifying the rifle would be appreciated. "I received for free from my neighbor who is in his 70’s who...

Executive Order 14042 https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/09/09/executive-order-on-ensuring-adequate-covid-safety-protocols-for-federal-contractors/ DFAR being applied: 252.223-7999 (b) Authority. This clause implements Executive Order 14042, Ensuring Adequate...

Sorry it has taken a few days to get back to this. The letter from Beretta is below. They stated it was a crease from the camo treatment. BassPro was actually helpful and was willing to full refund the rifle. To make a long story short, I compared the "cracked" stock to 3 other new Tikka...

I'm picking the rifle up from Bass Pro tomorrow and will post the letter that was included with the return (supposedly from Beretta) and try and get some better pics of the crack. At this point I have to assume BP sent it back to Beretta. When this happened I thought it was a crack in the mold...

I bought a Tikka T3 Lite in 6.5 Creedmoor from BassPro on the 23rd as my Christmas present to myself. About a week later, I finally mounted the scope and took it to the local range to perform barrel break in and sight in. After 19 rounds, I was passing the cleaning rod through and felt...

A few months ago I ordered a B&C stock that would fit my Savage 12 with the old action screw spacing from Stocky Stocks because they were the only ones that had one available and ready to ship. When I received the package I saw that the address it was shipped from was Riviera Beach FL. Funny...

Well that was a bust. US Ordnance said that it was not one of their barrels. "Our corporate logo is based on the FLAMING BOMB ordnance mark that has been in use for 100s of years. You can find this mark on a variety of US Military weapons and cannons going back into the 1800s. I would...

Thanks everyone for helping to identify the barrel. It's definitely an M2 heavy barrel. I email US Ordnance to see if they could help me with age or a better description from the serial number. I don't think that it is the stellite version, but I really can't tell because the bore is still...

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Long time listener, first time caller. My dad bought or acquired this 15 years (?) ago. It has now ended up in my possession. All I know is that it is supposed to be for a 50 BMG that he was going to build. He ran a machine shop and had the tools and prints to do it back then. Now, all of...