What does NM mean?
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What does NM mean?
National Match, so basically the loaded version. Bobbed hammer, beaver tail grip safety, etc... Not match grade components though, just gussied up to look like one.
The government model with an old military holster would compliment the OP's carbine quite nicely.
Thanks. I was thinking National Match, but didn't know what that entailed.
Correction: Gold Cup Trophy not NM. My bad. Apparently they are straight up Colt by Walther now.
.22 Garand? Never heard of such a thing. Anyone got a link?
I actually used to own a Springfield GI model .45. It was OK but I'm really not much of a 1911 Fanboi so I sold it.
I do like JMB's design but I prefer the IMO superior Hi Power/P-35. Also I have lots of 9mm ammo to shoot with it.
Since I'm too cheap to buy a true Browning I got the Eastern European copy, an FEG-35, AKA the "Hungarian Hi Power." AFAIK all parts are interchangeable with a genuine P-35.
Those FEG's when you can find them reasonably priced, are real sleepersQuote:
Originally Posted by Martinjmpr
Nice looking conversion, the rifle is about perfect for an appleseed clinic now.
Interesting - this is the first I heard of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Uses 10/22 mags - that's too bad, I was hoping to see if they made little teeny-tiny .22 caliber 8 round en-bloc clips for it. :D
That’d be a ping only a German Shepherd could hear. Lol