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Sorting out the bigger stuff
Got tired of having my room a tad cluttered so now have the bigger caliber stuff that was spread around my room into some sort of cohesion so it can be viewed a bit better.
There is something for every one from the 5" shell case from our decommissioned Swan class destroyers on the right rear down to a 2pdr bottom left front row.
Also a small display board I made up years ago it contains a few rounds the 20mm Hispano next to the Boys .55 was my very first round I collected back in about 1970.
You can see in one of the pic's a hand camo'ed up heli pilots helmet got the carry bag and all the intercom gear at a swap meet years ago for $10 has "The Dog" on the back.
Has a 2 visor set up a clear and smoked visor.
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larger small arms calibers
The 20mm Lahti is not that bad to fire, it is the muzzle blast that is very bad, being close to the ground. I will try and find some old photos that I have, shooting the Lahti. Before WW2 there was also a 13.2 Lahti besides the 20mm Lahti, it did not work out and I would consider having a 13.2mm quite rare for the collection.
My old photo of the 55 Boys, 50 cal BMG and Soviet 12.7x108mm cartridges reminds me of a recent article that shows a bolt action Mauser type action made in Serbia chambered for the 12.7 Soviet or 50 cal Browning called the Zastava M12 rifle. I had thought the old Soviet 12.7mm had died but there is still some weapons being chambered for it. The German single shot Mauser from 1918 in 13mm rifle is still around in a different forum.Attachment 78970Attachment 78971