Krag Collectors Association Forum

Dave,

You mention joining the KCA in your first post. That is great! Click on "Membership Information" on the hompage.

Tom

Hello,

Glad you found our site and like it. Also, that you have decided to use the forum. You can join the KCA itself and get the member benefits. Check out "Membership Information" at the homepage.

Tom

Alright, before this gets carried away and into a big debate. We all have our different limits of tolerance for certain things, and who is right or wrong is not the issue. As in any part of our society, when a person asks for information or assistance, that person should be polite. So, when asking f...

Sam,<br><br>This is a very polite and well-worded post. Thank you.<br>I just wanted to let you know that I moved your classified ad to the "member's classifieds" area first as is stated in the directions at the top of the classified section. Please read directions.<br><br>Regards,<br><br>T...

Hello,<br><br>I am not an expert on Danish Krags by any means. I do have a few rifles and a carbine and just love the guns. I have done some research on them and learn what I can. I can't say what your gun might be, but would like to learn more from you and try to figure it out. Do you have the capa...

Bill,

Got your e-mail and we are trying to figure it all out. Josh, our webmaster, is out of town for a few days. When he gets back we can figure everything out for you.

Regards,

Tom

Sniper,

First you need to become a member of the Krag Collectors Association. Click on the "Membership Information" on the site homepage.

Tom

By a special arrangement the Springfield Research Center, KCA members can now get a reduced price for "lettering" of a Krag rifle or carbine. <br> <br> <br>An official "letter" from the Springfield Research Center is of great interest to collectors, and can add greatly to the enj...

It amazes me, but, here I am again, asking people to read directions!!<br><br>There are directions at the top of the classified section to help you post an ad correctly. People should read them and follow them. I hope this is not too much to ask.<br><br>I don't know, maybe I'm foolish to think that...

I had heard that the "U" originated back in the Civil War, where many of the uneducated soldiers couldn't read a manual to take down and reassemble their weapons. The "U" stood for "up" so they always got the barrel band back on correctly.<br><br>Don't know how true it ...