Found HRA'S MOD 65 REISING a little history Please

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  • m1ashot
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 145

    #1

    Found HRA'S MOD 65 REISING a little history Please

    No rust Redfield rear. I know there was US property marked 58 C. Were these sold new to public? Where do I find additional mag? Thanks ahead of time. Oh value, and original stock finish was what?
  • emmagee1917
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 1492

    #2
    Search here under Reising . After reading and studing the 12 posts I'll be happy to help.
    Also see these :
    Discussion of Harrington & Richardson Reising Model 50 & 55 Submachine Guns, Model 60 Semi-Automatic Carbines, and Reising .22 Rifles such as the Model 65, 165, 150, 151, and MC-58. Also, coverage of Reising pistols made by the Reising Arms Co. and Reising Mfg. Co. in the 1920's. All NFA rules apply! - Visit Frank Iannamico's Machinegunbooks.com website to purchase "The Reising Submachine Gun Story"

    http://parallaxscurioandrelicfirearm...ining-Firearms
    Enjoy , Chris

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    • Johnny in Texas
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 2201

      #3
      They were made during WW2 and had light gray parkerized finish oil finished walnut stock s/n in to the 5 digits
      No US markings just marked model 65.
      Commercial models were blued finish
      Last edited by Johnny in Texas; 06-28-2013, 06:07.

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      • m1ashot
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2012
        • 145

        #4
        Thanks guy iwentout and read. Got a a letter from President HRA about "the General" letter pretty much tells it all I have a little shop near camp perry and I keep combining up with the unusual. Did JB paste bbl nice and shiny. Caught it just before it would be rust bucket. Yes CMP auctioned new ones 75. Veryneatpie e of WWII

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        • Kragrifle
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2010
          • 1161

          #5
          58C is the only "marked specimen" . Mine is marked USMC. Trigger guard is similar to Garand. Other models will usually have a DCM mark in stock . There are several civilian
          Rifles that will have a DCM stamp in the wood . Interesting rifles.

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          • m1ashot
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2012
            • 145

            #6
            Yes they are mine cleaned up very nice I will get pic thanks. Paid next to nothing

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            • Cass
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2009
              • 268

              #7
              Post some pictures of your rifle if you can.

              Here is a link to a thread that has been going for years over on the gunboards forum. I started it as a survey on the MC-58 rifles, but it has expanded to include all things related to the Mod 65's and MC-58's an more. It has a lot of pictures that you might find helpful.

              http://forums.gunboards.com/showthre...SMC-22-Trainer)

              Enjoy,
              Cass

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              • emmagee1917
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2009
                • 1492

                #8
                Originally posted by Johnny in Texas
                They were made during WW2 and had light gray parkerized finish oil finished walnut stock s/n in to the 5 digits
                No US markings just marked model 65.
                Commercial models were blued finish
                POST WAR commercial models were blued. WW2 commercial models were lt. gray parked like thier military cousins.
                Chris

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                • m1ashot
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2012
                  • 145

                  #9
                  Great link to thread mine in 91xx range. Was but plate parked on exterior, where can I get boyt sling?
                  Last edited by m1ashot; 07-01-2013, 07:46.

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