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[CODE] Oh that is neat. That mention of the Springfield Research Service is that packet you have. It originated with Frank. But the interview with Col. Walsh is the most intriguing. He was heavily involved in the creation of the Sniper training and opened up one of the Sniper schools...

Bob, That is a article I've never heard of or seen. Are they mostly just basing everything off that April 20th, 1945 document that is requesting permission to dispose of all the sniper rifles, scopes, carrying cases, and sets of mounting blocks remaining? Then they give counts of what they...

Yeah if you want my help just post a link. If Frank had documentation on 1903 serial hit, there is probably a good chance I may have it.

It pretty much died when Frank Mallory passed. It's still ran by Wayne, but it's really not anything of what it was. If you need a serial run, I can check it for you.

My buddy and I have spent a good portion of almost two years and spent thousands of dollars finding these documents at the archives, just because we wanted to know what a real rifle was. I am not just going to give them away for free online to win an interent argument.

This goes against my better judgement to post again, because this is going downhill fast. But to be honest you are knocking this guys rifle, and many of the things you are saying are just not supported by the documents. So I'm only going to post one single sentence, mostly becasue I don't want...

I think at this point I'm going to back out of this one. I can see it turning into a big argument and that isn't what I intended. And for me to prove my point I would have to just start posting documents and at this time I don't want them public. I just jumped in to help with the OP's...

Thank you for the kind words. I just got extremely lucky on finding it. It was always one of my dream rifles as a Marine Collector.

No I never served as a Armorer, I was just a 0311. Oh yeah they for sure had D's. I have a lot of evidence of them, I just can't figure out when they got them. My sniper docs stop in 1952, and it was after that. But that makes sense the D was at ITR, they used the A4 in WWII for the same...

Hello my name is Steve and someone told me to come over here and see if I can help in the discussion some. To let you know a little about myself, for the past about two years all we have been doing is searching at the National Archives for the records of the Unertl sniper program. And building...