Militaria

Assuming you are talking about the U.S. Military, the rankings are as follows:

4-Star General

3-Star Lt. General

2-Star Major General

1-Star Brigadier General

Colonel

and so on...

To help keep foreign matter (dirt) out of the action when the weapon is not firing.

Sorry- but a bayonet for WHAT? You told us the year, but not what rifle it is meant for.

Your serial number was in a block of serial numbers assigned to Winchester in December 1941.these early Winchester carbines if unaltered and in good condition can go for between 800-2,000 dollars.

No, he never even served in the military.

About a million dollars, including BUDS - you wont find an accurate answer to this question because there are too many variables involved. This is to produce the basic product. Add another 5 or 10 years of constant training and try to calculate. Example, how much does it cost to take a Nuclear Sub out for our training purposes?

The StG44 aka MP44 cost $26 USD or RM 65 in 1944

$19,000 USD in 2012 plus $200 BATFE tax stamp

semi auto repro $500

a friend and i are trying to make one as a school science project. So far we have had limited success in getting a piece of tin foil to move 2mm. we have 17 capacitors and 2 rails they are electrolytic ones and rated upto about 40v DC

its worth about 75 to 150,depending on the condition.

There are 27.5 grains in a dram. 256 drams equal 1 avoirdupois pound.

tie a slipknot around its neck, and drop it from a high surface. They sufficate and die :3

You need to specify its date and mint mark.

There is an excellent, if complicated, website called www.sammler.com that lists values for most German coins. However, not all of it is in English.

You will need to consult the catalogs. Most libraries will have a copy of Scott's Postage Stamp Catalog of the World. First of all, you have to identify the specific stamp or card. That in itself can be a daunting task, but most of the catalogs are well illustrated with lots of information. Once you know what item you have, the catalog will provide a set of prices that can be used to estimate value.

prices vary a great deal. I would offer $950 if in ex. cond.

First of all your 1911 was made in 1912 by Colt or Remington. It probably saw service in WW1. If your pistol is described correctly I would guess a value between $2500 and $3000. I say that amount because the 1911 is a prime military item wanted on the military market to day.....The better the condition, the better the price...

California has the most. Mostly smaller facilities compared to other states like Texas.

Some can be as low as $20 and some as high as $150.

Many of the silk maps(most made of rayon) printed for Japan and the invasion of Japan were never used. So there is a large surplus of these and their value is less than a silk map of Europe or an early one printed actually on silk.

See link: www.silkmap.com

Douglas Bader was a pilot who lost both his legs in a flying accident in the 1930's. He taught himself to walk again with artificial legs and when World War 2 started, he managed to persuade the Royal Air Force to let him fly again. His story was told in the 1950's film 'Reach for the Sky'.

Strong arm's forearm straight up, hand on grip, finger off trigger, firearm on safe, muzzle up in the air.

I find it's helpful when moving and reloading to tuck the stock between my tricep/elbow and body to really lock it down. Otherwise, the gun is moving around and the hand with the fresh mag is moving around and when running it's tough to line them up together. While reloading the magazine well and magazine are right in the line of vision (work space) where they should be.

High port doesn't work all the time. I use it for running with a rifle as it allows for me to do so one handed and the rifle isn't banging around on my sling. But at the same time, my sling preference (two point) isn't ideal for that unless I keep the sling solely around my neck while moving (not enough slack otherwise).

Running low ready is fine sometimes, depends on the situation just like anything else.

ask a professinal. Thier are so many factors to determine the antique sword. You have not mention in what respect you want as in sharpening of blade? It is better to refer a person who knows everything about a sword from its blade to how to handle it.

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The Colt .45 caliber automatic pistol was accepted as the standard side arm of the US Army and became identified as the Model 1911 Pistol. The bullet developed for use in this new design of automatic pistol was called the .45 ACP or the .45 Automatic Colt Pistol cartridge.

It stands for "Automatic Colt Pistol" because it was adopted for the Colt 1911 only by the US army.You get many variants the most prolific being the .45 GAP for glock handguns.It's patented I believe.

Between $400 and $800, deducting up to 70% for poor condition.

In 1907 there were no mintmarks on pennies.

Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet - Often mistakenly referred to as 1911 Pioneer Blade Length - 18.9" (480mm)

Handle Length - 4.9" (124mm)

Total Length - 24" (610mm)

Muzzle Ring Diameter - .56" (14.2mm)

Issued with : Schmidt-Rubin Models 1911 Carbine, K31

Manufacturers: Elsener Schwyz, H.S., H.St., Waffenfabrik Neuhausen Description: The Model 1914 differs from earlier sawtooth models with the addition of the bulge at the end of the blade. Also, the 1914 is fullered on only one side. A musician's variant also exists, where the handle groove is filled in. The long, heavy sawback blade is approximately 19 inches in length. The blade is fullered on the right side, and flat on the left Value today in Belgium is aprox. € 180,00 till € 250,00 if in excellent condition.

check on: gunsamerica.com

gunsinnternational

gunbroker.com

value depends on overall condition and if it was a GI bring back or surplus from Russia.

If Russian surplus, less money. If a GI bring back more money. Check the model 98's for sale on the above sites to get an idea of value...................

It really depends on what series. They are usually under $10, depending on the condition. Some series may have a higher value.