Great work!

Ah, interesting. I've had my Thompson to bits many times and the selectors don't have any detent,.. ...so I guess that is what has happened to me alon...

As a quite important note to those about to strip: After stripping mine down today, I have noticed that there are two plastic plungers and springs th...

I've decided to take SteveD's advice and I'm intending to chop a coil off the spring in my chinese Thompson to lower the fps a bit. I think I'll join...

Just picked up 23 British Jerrycans, marked 1943/1944 What do these things go for on the market? Picked up a '45 dated one from a car boots sale for ...

I might pick myself up a couple of them then! If anyone else would like one and is coming to either an end-of-month open skirmish at GMA Tudds or to G...

well they were a weird hybrid Nah, that's just the mixi'! Oh, and the pigeons trying to eat the bits of bunny that fall from the eye sockets. Yum!

At the moment its down to be a historically inaccurate Mk V (with the pistol grip), Ask oddball to build you a tank to go with that I posted up s...

I think I've still got some measurements of a Sangster somewhere which I used to guide my rather rough version with (I used an old guitar stand and a ...

The proper name or 'product' name for them is the Sangster Tripod. They were used primarily in WW1 due to the in-trench nature of the fighting, but qu...