Well that's pretty cool!  One of my first 7 1/2" R-M's now has a 4 3/4" barrel and gets paired with a 5 1/2" '61.  The pair of engraved 5 1/2" guns are currently at a 'smith getting the triggers heavied up a bit, and doing his thing on the arbor fit (it's different - I will elaborate when I get them back).  I had retired them a few years ago for the triggers (I draw my limits at sear work) and would like to get them back into action.  I have no idea how any of them do on paper but they ring steel nicely. 

I did need to dull the tips of the firing pins on mine as they would pierce Federal primers.  But they date back 15 years for one pair and 20 for the other.  The more recent Type II's I've bought, which have the same parts, have not had the piercing problem.

But a stock advertising photo will not do!  We demand to see your pistola!  Is this one you put an army grip on?

I have an older DGW/Armi Sport carbine - never owned a rifle length rifle. The lube is a soft solid stick lube that we used to use on nodulizer drum bearing rings at a plant I worked at 25 years ago - no idea what the makeup is, other than it's probably petroleum based and not synthetic. I've never had a problem with it using black powder though, so who knows.

We have the National Roller Skating museum but no roller rink.

Got one in Reno!  Advertising as a way to remove extra Thanksgiving waist inches😊         

According to Brophy and Crossman - the two guys who wrote the book on the '03 - no, it isn't.

The 'bullpup' design was a 'thing' in the gun magazines of the early '60's - there were a lot of different configurations - it stands to reason some are still extant.

Scouts Out!