I could use a Krag trigger guard for a project but, at the moment, it's not too pressing. So, searching through the parts store for an old Weaver scope mount for a friend and a Zip-Lock baggie turns up with, lo and behold, a Krag trigger guard! Where in the world did that come from? Well, it wasn't the object of the current search so it was set aside for later evaluation.

Yesterday, the baggie was opened and, no, it's not a Krag trigger guard but instead a cut down P14/M1917 triggerguard.

But, the question still remains, "Where did that come from?"

I suspect my heirs are going to curse me.....

Nm

I know whoever has to clean up my place after I'm gone is going to hate me forever. They will probably throw away a lot of value because so few people know what much of this stuff is. My brother has already said if he has to do it, he is going to dump gasoline on everything, throw a match and run like hell. I told him he would do better to dig a big hole first and jump in it because he cannot run fast enough to get out of the blast radius. lol