Whatever happenned to Ted Derryberry and the 7.62x54R site?

[Dick Hosmer]

I never collected Russian gear, but that was such an informative place, that I used to visit it with some regularity. I'm guessing he passed?

[Simon P]

It been down a while, it has been a great resource tool.

I have used the web archive to see earlier versions of the site: 7.62x54r.net

[Surpmil]

Save screenshots if you want it in future; I've just downloaded the whole thing in a few minutes. Not a bad idea for anything else you want off the Net as well. Don't ask me why.

[Dick Hosmer]

Thank you.

[SSG_Lord]

Ted shut down his forum site about ten years ago and let the domain expire on 7.62x54r.net about 2 years ago. He sold off his entire Mosin collection through Empire Arms last year. I think he just lost interest in the whole thing really. His website has been copied in several locations, here is the link I use.

7.62x54r.net

[togor]

Ted shut down his forum site about ten years ago and let the domain expire on 7.62x54r.net about 2 years ago. He sold off his entire Mosin collection through Empire Arms last year. I think he just lost interest in the whole thing really. His website has been copied in several locations, here is the link I use.

7.62x54r.net

Maybe a guy figures out how evil Moscow is and has been since the beginning, and wants to invest his energies differently. Wouldn't fault anyone coming to such a conclusion.

[Promo]

You can also consider visiting http://www.m9130.info instead. It contains many information on Soviet M.91/30 rifles.

[Bill Hollinger]

Let us please keep on topic and political leaning out of the conversation. Thank you and carion!