Krag Collectors Association Forum

Have followed your original post with interest. Thank you for all the details provided. These pictures are simply outstanding! The work of G/H is remarkable in the extreme. Must now head out the door. Hopefully tonight will be able to sit down and go over everything with greater attention. Thank you...

Thank God I had swallowed my coffee before I clicked on this link!!! Would have been messy!!!

Never seen such a thing! Thought that a cracked bolt would be completely missing the lug. Amazing that this bolt held even with such a large crack. Sincerely. bruce.

Wow! Thank you for this post! Sincerely. bruce.

Wow!!! Congratulations on finishing your project! Beautiful! Sincerely. bruce.

Have not bought anything significant since I purchases made to restore a Krag infantry rifle that I bought a little over two years ago. Did find and buy a nice 1902 bayonet, repro sling. Then, Retired. Moved. Downsized. Falling a couple of times. Hope to find a range where I can shoot my rifle with ...

Golly!!! From the content of the responses, I take it that this particular rifle is not "genuine?" Sincerely. bruce.

I apologize. I made a mistake. I failed to see the Out Of Stock note. This was entirely my error. I apologize. Sincerely. bruce.

Just found this. Heard but had not seen Remington ammo was out. They also have Hornady. Sincerely. bruce. https://www.brownells.com/ammunition/rifle-ammunition/core-lokt-ammo-30-40-krag-180gr-pointed-sp/ https://www.brownells.com/ammunition/rifle-ammunition/custom-ammo-30-40-krag-180gr-interlock-jsp/

If I were an enlisted man, just as soon as it was available! The TD would be gone with the wind along w/ its indian war slow, heavy lead bullet ammo. The Krag which would be lighter, less recoil, better lighter ammo, knife bayonet, easier rifle to handle/manipulate. Be a hard thing to have to keep t...