Krag Collectors Association Forum

OPA!...crazy things happen when you drink too much ouzo! BTW: Those ancient Greeks must have been pretty brave/tough because I wouldn't be standing next to that dishwasher, while my buddy is loading it, without proper tallywacker protection! Actually, my wife doesn't allow me to load our dishwasher ...

Yummy! Pass the seafood haggis DOZO!!!

Japan's take on haggis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjNLoDZg1gg&t=113s

Nesu-ko no kaiju would have been caught and sold at a Japanese fish market and turned into sushi or added to ramen/miso soup.

Sorry King Carp but I do not find 1266740 in my SRS 1st edition. It may be listed in later editions? I believe KCA member Whig has all SRS editions.

As you probably know, most case hardening will naturally have a mottled appearance. Some case hardening results in some beautiful colors and patterns depending on the process used. Krags on the other hand had a mottled grayish pattern that slowly fades away over time hence the overall dark silver/gr...

I believe the firing pin needs to be checked, after replacement, due to the particular adjustable firing pin design of the Mosin bolt. The middle notches of the gauge are for checking protrusion and the bigger notch used for adjusting the firing pin. As you alluded to, most of the time firing pin pr...

Hi Mister Rogers, Taking a quote from the movie “Steel Magnolias”…”The ability to accessorize is what separates us from the monkeys.” Many of us will accessorize our milsurps with stuff like bayonets, slings, muzzle covers, etc. P0H0 has chosen to accessorize some of his collection with breech/actio...

Congratulations on your very nice find! It even has the 1886 carbine rear sight!!! Now all you need are the clips, tactical sling and suppressor to get you up to snuff for some serious special ops.

Cool, I Diggs it!

Thanks for sharing BR. I’ll put Fort Pulaski on my list of places to visit while wintering in Georgia. Safe travels as you make your way home.