Talk:M*A*S*H (TV Series)

Complete?

My first major contribution, I've had this page in my files waiting to be added here. It covers everything I remember seeing in the series during a runthrough, except for episodes using stock footage, which I hope to add later if I see anything new. I went for the best screencaps I could get and spent a lot of time researching to make sure I got as much detail correct as possible with a minimum of spoilers, though I'm sure there's more to add/correct. - IGemini 04:00, 8 April 2011 (UTC)

Colt Commander

I know that one episode, which has Hawkeye aiding a wounded North Korean soldier, he is forced to help by the soldier's friend, who uses an unmistakable SKS rifle, which would be as accurate as a Mosin Nagant.

I wish I had images of the episode, but unfortunately, I do not.- Maxman 22:00, 27 July 2012 (EST)

You're right, there's an SKS. I've had a new set of images and entries in planning including that one, still got a couple details to check. Might have them up this weekend. - IGemini 23:30, 27 July 2012 (CDT)

The title escapes me right now but in the episode where Major Hulahan thinks she's pregnant an injured soldier is holding Major Winchester hostage with his sidearm. It's only for a brief moment but you can see the hammer is a skeletonized type. Does anyone know when these would've actually come out? Ballistics_Expert2

It's not skeletonized in the sense we think of in modern firearms, but that "notched" hammer is actually a feature of the earlier Star pistols--likely made in the 20s. It's used a couple other times in the first two seasons. - IGemini 16:57, 28 July 2012 (CDT)

Colt Single Action Army

Are those really Colt Single Action Army revolvers? I'd say that it is more like that they are Ruger Blackhawks. --Wicket1138 (talk) 01:25, 4 November 2012 (EDT)

MP40?

I was just wondering, how historically accurate is it for a Korean soldier to be using an MP40? I've never seen any evidence of Koreans using one during the war.--Gunner5