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Hi there. I have been shooting for 30 years, have a small collection of old military rifles, swiss, svedish,american, belgian ,norvegian and now a russian MN 91/30 PU , which I shot for the first time this weekend. I look forward to using this forum.:wave:
Hello,
I from Paris (France), and I some intrests in Weapon espacialy in Garand system ( that include AK and other derivative).
I'm like to see the Franken Bubba gun and others DIY
SNMP
Hey all, I've been over at CGN for awhile now. Like all the info in these pages and hope to learn more.
I own a couple of Enfield's and a Bren...slowly building a museum!
Hi members, I am a new member. I have 27+ years of collecting experience. My focus is on the Vietnam war and military uniforms, patches and knives of elite forces, with an emphasis on Special Forces.
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Thanks,
Paul
Just wanted to say hello. I recently got into collecting milsurp...I have had a '44 No4Mk1 sporter for some time now, but within the last 3 weeks I have picked up a '36 Mosin Nagant 91/30, an RC Mauser 98K, H&R M1 Garand and arriving today...a '42 No4Mk1* Longbranch, NZ issue. I think I will stop there for now. I will be hitting the range on Sunday to give'em a go.
I do have my eye on a nice N4MKII, but the wife might kill me if I get another one,
Does the compulsion ever end? :D
Berger
Hi folks,
New to this milsurp thing but old enough to remember the days when you could carry your .22 on the handle bars of your bicycle when you and your friends went rat shooting at the local dump after school. I'm a British Columbia hunter and a shooter, but lately my interest in history has led me to look at WW1 and WW2 milsurps. Recently picked up a sporterized P-14...looks like a pro job on the sporterization. I fell in love with not only the rifle, but also the history that it represents. I realize it's not cost efficient or worthwhile from a collector's prospective, but I'm on the restoration trail for this P-14.
I suspect there are more milsurps for me in the offing. I can already feel addictive pull of these historical firearms. And, I feel we owe a debt to the men who carried these weapons into battle. The least we can do to honour their sacrifice is to preserve their rifles, battle scars intact, so that future generations may know a small part of the hell our fathers and fore fathers endured so that we, their children could live free.
Dave_n. Work for an US Gov't 3 letter agency as a chemist (and it is one you would send money to!). Ex-Brit, came over to the USA 40 years ago and am a collector of old military weapons, predominately handguns but with a rifle or three mixed in.
Hello everyone, I am a new member and collector. I am into WWII battle rifles and also modern milirary small arms enthusiast. It's nice to belong to this group. Have a great hunting guys.
Hi everyone ,new to your site ,large collector and now a large seller ,
Hey everyone,
Name is William, and I just got into shooting fairly recently. Currently have two Savages, one .308 and one 30-06, two Cooey .22's and a break action Winchester 12 ga.
Thinking of picking up a Mosin if I can find a straight shooter...