*** December 2008 Purchases ***

[Badger]

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Show us all what great deals you made this month !!!

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[Lance]

Not entirely a December purchase, but close enough.

A '44 BSA T with matching HBM Mk II scope. Windage adjustment was not fully functional so after a Peter Laidler repair she should be good for the next 60 years. For the experts...notice anything funny about the Mk II scope close up??

[Lance]

My favorite thing about Enfields is there ability to take on a new life after their original design is updated.

Below is two new No. 4 Mk 1/2 and 1/3, both converted from 1944 rifles, Maltby and LongBranch

[Oatmeal Savage]

In the last week these guys arrived:-)

1917 Remington M91 MN which was a Fin capture.
1919 Ishy 410 No.Mk.III musket.
1942 Lithgow No.1Mk.III*
1943 BSA No.1Mk.III*
1920 Lithgow No.1Mk.III* Receiver
1942 Savage No.4Mk.1*
1944 BSA No.4 Mk.1*

[Claven2]

In the last week these guys arrived:-)

1917 Remington M91 MN which was a Fin capture.
1919 Ishy 410 No.Mk.III musket.
1942 Lithgow No.1Mk.III*
1943 BSA No.1Mk.III*
1920 Lithgow No.1Mk.III* Receiver
1942 Savage No.4Mk.1*
1944 BSA No.4 Mk.1*

[Oatmeal Savage]

1917 Remington M91 MN which was a Fin capture. What does the "D" stamp on the receiver signify?




1943 BSA No.1Mk.III*


More pics to follow:-)

The four other rifles are all wood bubba'd which I plan on resurrecting.

[Claven2]

The D stamp indicates the rifle is chambered for Finnish "D" Ball. Which means it should shoot all 7.62x54R just fine, even the Russian stuff and the Finn machine gun ammo.

[GhostFaceKillah]

Here's my very first Milsurp! Un-issued. never fired (untill I got it), numbers matching M91/30 1942 Izhevsk.

[Lance]

Santa was good, but I hate it when I find something else I want even more.

Anyways here are my "newest" toys that I think I will put up for an ungodly amount of money to see if anyone wants them really badly in a week or two. If they sell, great, if not no biggie as they are.........perfect........., besides having to be opened and import marked, but those are the rules.

Below if Four (4) unissued, consecutive serial numbered UF 1955 No. 4 Mk 2 rifles still in the wrap. Of interest is that the ink date stamp on the butt's have two March 1955 and two April 1955. So one can say two were wrapped for store March 31'st and then the other two were the first to be packed on April fools day.

[Oatmeal Savage]

Lance, They are a great find. Read on Surplusrifleforum some fellow buying one for $400 and then stripping and cleaning to use as a shooter. I realize it is his right to do so with his property, but I made me sad:-(

Santa was good, but I hate it when I find something else I want even more.

Anyways here are my "newest" toys that I think I will put up for an ungodly amount of money to see if anyone wants them really badly in a week or two. If they sell, great, if not no biggie as they are.........perfect........., besides having to be opened and import marked, but those are the rules.

Below if Four (4) unissued, consecutive serial numbered UF 1955 No. 4 Mk 2 rifles still in the wrap. Of interest is that the ink date stamp on the butt's have two March 1955 and two April 1955. So one can say two were wrapped for store March 31'st and then the other two were the first to be packed on April fools day.