[forceman]

Stay tuned more to come on this build here shortly.But here's a couple teaser shots of the can

 

[XM25Ren]

A very nice later version, well done Terry. Going to need more details.

REN

 

[Phatforrest]

 

[m1sniper]

Hummm, I'm biting my nails and:

 

[forceman]

Rob I'm pretty sure you know what stock I'm using for this build!!
I've been totally wrapped up in customers builds and ill get to fitting the can and putting on the AN PVS2 here shortly. Stay tuned.

 

[m1sniper]

I have a sneaky suspicion,, however FM,,

 

[forceman]

Patience grasshopper patience!!!!

 

[m1sniper]

But, but , but,

 

[Cowtownscout]

While we wait on Forceman to catch up on the builds for other people so he can finish his suppressed XM21 build and post some photos. Thought I would post some photos of the only suppressor I have and the tribute sniper rifle it goes with.

This is a Maxim Model 15 Silencer, cutaway so you can see the interior and also not be an NFA item.

It is mounted on a Springfield model 1903 made in 1912 with a barrel dated 8-15 and has a model 1913 Warner & Swasey Telescopic Musket Sight #4198 with Diamond “D” brown leather case.

Here is the right side and front of the case

Here is the left side and back of the case

Case marking

Reprint of Ordnance Department Description of the Sight

That concludes my short interlude for those longing to see Foreman’s photos. Hope you did not mind seeing some Firearm History from the World War I era.
Scout

 

[XM25Ren]

Very impressive.

REN

 

[m1sniper]

🥴

 

[forceman]

Here's a couple more quick shots

 

[electricnic]

What is that huge optic? Is this where the phrase 'shoot for the moon' comes from?

 

[forceman]

It's a AN PVS2 night vision from the late 60's

 

[XM25Ren]

Vietnam War era night vision scope.

REN

 

[electricnic]

Vietnam War era night vision scope.

Oh, now you answer.

 

[Cowtownscout]

What is that huge optic? Is this where the phrase 'shoot for the moon' comes from?

Oh, now you answer.

Check out my thread here Photos of my US Night Vision Collection | M14 Forum for more info on period US night vision optics

 

[m1sniper]

Forceman, thank you,,,