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Check out this excellent collection of owners manuals for all sorts of weapons.

http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

WOW... thanks for posting Jay.

Great site Jay,,, Some really good references there,,,

A very good resource--thanks Jay

Thanks for posting this link, a very handy resourse to have available

OakRidgeStars wrote:Check out this excellent collection of owners manuals for all sorts of weapons.

http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

Good stuff!!! I down loaded a few.

This site is as handy as a pocket on a shirt. And definitely bump-worthy

Here is another good one I found...

http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/

I am trying to find a .pdf manual for a Winchester Model 72, bolt action .22. Also a manual for a Springfield M-1 Carbine... the old .30 caliber carbine model. I think they referred to it as a 'tankers' version. Neither of these is listed on the above mentioned site... although I have found a multitude of other manuals here. What a great site.

OakRidgeStars wrote:Check out this excellent collection of owners manuals for all sorts of weapons.

http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

Aw hell, tell everyone about it whydontcha!

speezack wrote:I am trying to find a .pdf manual for a Winchester Model 72, bolt action .22. Also a manual for a Springfield M-1 Carbine... the old .30 caliber carbine model. I think they referred to it as a 'tankers' version. Neither of these is listed on the above mentioned site.

Neither of these guns is listed on either of these sites.... I am googling now to see what I can find... thanks for the input... those sites did have a lot of info that I downloaded for guns that I presently have... just having trouble finding the two mentioned.

Good stuff. When I got my Glock the previous owner kept all the goodies to himself, case, manual, lock, everything.

Of course finding a Glock manual isnt hard, but this is still a good site.

speezack wrote:I am trying to find a .pdf manual for a Winchester Model 72, bolt action .22. Also a manual for a Springfield M-1 Carbine... the old .30 caliber carbine model. I think they referred to it as a 'tankers' version. Neither of these is listed on the above mentioned site... although I have found a multitude of other manuals here. What a great site.

I found it in English and Italian, don't look for it under Springfield, look at the very first "M". The rifle technically was designed by Winchester (that's where I saw the Italian manual). The "tanker's version" was actually a shorter barreled version of the M1 Garand. It was never actually used by the military, but versions were marketed by several companies.