Militaria

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.

The portraits are stylized and not of real people

Generally speaking, the SKS will not fetch much. It is known as the poor man's AK47. The ones made in China are usually shoddy and mass produced. In Texas, at the most $150. But that was before the election...

Your Gun being a five number serial starting with 42 dates back to 1911 production date. although this is an old gun what won´t help the value is that 19,300 weremade that same year.But it is still a colectors item and I have seen them go from about $500 to$700 again like any rare old item its only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Goodluck and I hope I was helpful. for more info on that gun go to www.coltautos.com

about 20 dollars they arnt that rare due to the mass production of them so if you are offered anything more than 20 take it

A fully transferrable M16, that is one made before the 1986 machinegun ban and thus ownable by a civilian with the correct tax stamp, sells in the neighborhood of $10,000. US military contract price for the M16 was $420 per unit in 1988 when Fabrique Nationale won the contract from Colt.

Answer Yes. Many grenades and old ordnance contain black powder charge. Black powder is very explosive and can be detonated by heat or concussion. Remember those snap caps that you throw against the ground. Some civil war shells have been pulled out of water where they have been buried for 100 years and the powder is still explosive.

First, black powder is poured down the barrel, followed by a wad (usually a paper product to hold the gunpowder in place) and then the bullet. The whole assembly is pressed by the ramrod gently. Next, the musket must be primed. If it is a cap and ball musket, the primer is in a cap on the hammer, or hit by the hammer. If it is a flintlock musket, the primer must be manually poured into the primer pan.

Sometimes war medals can be worth a lot of money. The value of a British war medal depends on the specific kind of medal.

I have seen these go for anywhere between $100 and $250. It helps if the bayonet and scabbord #s are matching.

10 characters minimum

15 or more is recommended

According to AR 25-2, Section IV, paragraph 4-12 b:

The IAM or designee will manage the password generation, issuance, and control process. If used, generate passwords in accordance with the BBP for Army Password Standards.

BBP for Army password standards are contained in 04-IA-O-0001, paragraph 5A:

(1) All system or system-level passwords and privileged-level accounts (e.g., root, enable, admin, administration accounts, etc.) will be a minimum of 15-character case-sensitive password changed every 60 days (IAW JTF-GNO CTO).

(2) All user-level, user-generated passwords (e.g., email, web, desktop computer, etc.) will change to a 14-character (or greater) case-sensitive password changed every 60 days.

From these two documents it would appear that the 10 character minimum is an outdated recommendation.

From this it would appear that the frequently repeated "8 character minimum" is outdated. Note that the only conditions where an 8 character password is allowed is:

(8) The use of eight character passwords are authorized when:

(I) The password generated is a purely random-generated authenticator from the complete alpha/numeric and special character sets and no user-configured passwords can replace, be generated, or accepted in lieu of the generated password. (For example: Credentialing system issues randomly generated authenticator AND enforce use of that authenticator to network resources.)

Or:

(II) Access to private applications is conducted over an approved 128-bit encrypted session between systems, and the application does not enforce local user access credentialing to a local network resources. (For example: User accesses local LAN connected system through traditional access procedures then accesses a web portal application over an SSL connection; the web portal password may be 8 characters.)

--- from 04-IA-O-0001, paragraph 5A

The 45 acp cartridge is based on the bullet diameter of .451 in.This cartridge is not measured by millimeter,s.The 45mm shell is a lot larger,and is considered a anti aircraft shell of for use against lightly armoured vehicles.The bullet diameter of this shell is in excess of 2inches in diameter.

100-500 USD depending on EXACT configuration, condition, accessoires, papers

Rastion coupons were used during war time due to scarce food conditions. coupons were issued to families depending on number in family. coupons were for food substance and meat.....................also gasoline and tires....