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> Nice job, looks like a lot of fun.

> I bought a Heritage Safe Co. safe. One option I wanted was a left side hinged door. Most that I looked at only came hinged right side (including Cannon). I only found Heritage and Fort Knox that offered either side hinged at no extra charge. Fort Knox was a bit too pricey, Heritage is more moderately priced, like the cannon. My local dealer sells Heritage, so it was ...

> MC1952's are made from M1C's, so they would not have different serial numbers.

> Got this off a board a while back. Hope "the Wizard" doesn't mind the repost... Take the Box, Ammunition, M2A1 and open it and remove the lid. Place the box in front of you; hinge side to your left. Take bandoleer, M1 filled with 6 8-round clips of cartridges, caliber .30, M2, ball and fold in half and wrap the shoulder strap around lengthwise to form a tight ...

> "Awright" !!!! This is getting better all the time. What imaginative minds we have here . Ok hawkins.s, it's your turn to give us the low down on your project . Thanks for sharing the pics. That's really cool. Stan

> To my knowledge there is no requirement to transfer over rifles to your son's. Some states do require that you file paperwork anytime a transfer takes place. I know Massachussetts did. You had to file a form FA-10 with the Dept. of Public Safety.

> I have and carry a Colt New Agent. It functions very reliably with both reloads and factory personal defense ammo. I think Colt came out with it because a highly regarded gunsmith named Terry Tussy was custom making that type of 1911. Colt had a recall on them (mine) for a safety issue, but I sent it out on a Monday and got it back on Friday. The factory trigger ...

> Very touching story. Thank you for sharing it. How many young men like that there were, giving so much so that we could remain free. Seems to me that we are losing touch with not only their sacrifices but that which they sacrificed for.

> Why yes :) Yes you can