Reply to "Nahhhh. They don't want our guns...."

direstraitsOld Faithful

Originally Posted by budsfarm:

Back in the early 1960's, I spent a summer working at a small machine shop in Mass. They had a rifle boring machine that was used to turn out barrels for rifles used in WWII. If I had to guess, it was for the M1 Garand or the still issued M1903 manufactured by Remington/UMC.

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Probably, at least, turned out barrels and perhaps other parts for a major contractor. As for how they sometimes obtained the steel -- don't ask! It met requirements, but don't ask how they got it.

8/22/133:56 PM

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