[Barry in IN]

I saw references to his "M1/H" rifle in his "COMBAT" writings at TGZ.
Apparently, it's based on the good old M1 Garand, but beyond that, what are the specifics?

 

[Dean Speir]

Think about it a second, Brasshopper, and all should be revealed to you.

Michael's passions included the .30-'06, the .45 ACP, guns that shot same, and all things "Elvira." I once forwarded him a series of explicit photos of Cassandra Peterson, unsure of his reaction, and he was as excited as if I'd've sent him an original North American Arms M1911.

 

[Barry in IN]

It being an M1, and the "H" for Harries, I had already.
After that I was lost.

Now, from your answer, I picture it being a .45ACP chambered M1 with an Elvira-shaped carved stock.
That's probably not it, but picturing it is fun.

 

[SpecialEd]

Must be one hell of a big stock.... :twisted:

 

[LIProgun]

A bit off topic, but interesting:

...an original North American Arms M1911.

Butterfields had one for auction last fall at an estimated $10,000 to $15,000. I don't know if it sold.

 

[JRWnTN]

Must be one hell of a big stock.... :twisted:

But a great cheekpiece.

 

[Barry in IN]

Or bipod?