Re: Some original trainer pics
Very cool!!
Very cool!!
Re: Some original trainer pics
Good stuff!
Good stuff!
Re: Some original trainer pics
I have two of the H&R Reising MC-58/Model 65 "USMC Property" marked .22lr Garand trainers. I also have a parkerized "U.S. Property" marked Remington 513T, as well as several of the U.S. military .22lr conversion kits for the M16 (both Air Force and Army kits).
I have two of the H&R Reising MC-58/Model 65 "USMC Property" marked .22lr Garand trainers. I also have a parkerized "U.S. Property" marked Remington 513T, as well as several of the U.S. military .22lr conversion kits for the M16 (both Air Force and Army kits).
Re: Some original trainer pics
It is thought that the MC 58/65's were M14 trainers as they were developed in 1958. There was a fullauto prototype made around that time. If you look at my M65 pic, you will see a longer almost curved mag. Some say this mag was for the fullauto version. It is two standard mags with a professional looking silver brazed plates to hold them together.
I have three 513T US property's one with the "Military Finish and the other two are blued. Also have the 52 C&D target rifles. I'll post more of the other trainers in my collection later.
It is thought that the MC 58/65's were M14 trainers as they were developed in 1958. There was a fullauto prototype made around that time. If you look at my M65 pic, you will see a longer almost curved mag. Some say this mag was for the fullauto version. It is two standard mags with a professional looking silver brazed plates to hold them together.
I have three 513T US property's one with the "Military Finish and the other two are blued. Also have the 52 C&D target rifles. I'll post more of the other trainers in my collection later.
