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Hello,
New to the site. I an instersted in Enfield's. I have two No1 Mk3, one is wire rapped for granades. Four No4 Mk1 two have sniper pads, two are Long Branch and a cased L42A1 with everything but the IWS (L5A1) mount. If anyone can help me find one, or if anyone has a set of blueprints I would like to have a mount made. THANKS
I am a new member and I'm into military surplus rifles. I started at a late age and am having a ball in the history of these rifles. However, I am having a problem locating amo for an 1889 Swiss Schmidt-Rubin rifle. Can anyone help me in locating it. I also need a magazine for the rifle as well.
My name is Philip Williams....long time shooter and just started collection military weapons. I have a 1945 Mosin Nagant in prime condition and just picked up a 1945 Enfiled No.4 Mk 1* T Long Branch sniper w/matching serial number scope i purchased from a lady whos father just died and she hates guns and wanted to get rid if it..She wanted $4000 for it (appraisal) and I offered her $2100. Mint, Mint condition and all numbers match. I will post pics later and wanted to get everyones opinion on value....I may want to sell it. Also got a German Mauser sport hunting rifle. Has serial number but no other info on it. Has the 98 action and the front site, receiver, trigger guard and mag cover all have fancy scrolling on them. Trigger is gold. Think its a 8 mm mag but dont know for sure. I will also post pics of it as well.
hello everyone - i'm more of a shooter than a collector but enjoy shooting milsurp guns.
Hi folks,
I finally got around to registering here! Middle-aged guy only recently back into shooting, and also a member of the CGN forum. Looking forward to getting into this site.
Thanks,
-steve
Hi there! My understanding is that you can only get ammo for your rifle at the competitions held through the various Swiss clubs. I don't know where you are, but maybe the info one this page could help: Swiss Society of VancouverQuote:
Originally Posted by rsuslick
Good luck!
I am a new member.
I collect WW2 military rifles and pistols. M1 Carbines, Garands, 03A ect..
Mostly US but I have been expanding to German also.
Hello All,
I have just joined this forum although I have belonged to a couple of others for a few years.
I have a modest milsurp collection so far. I am hoping to get a representatve weapon (or two) from each of the major combatants of WW2 and WW1. So
far I have a Mk.4 and Mk.5 Enfield, a Mossie-Nagant, a Kar-98, an M1 Garand and an M1 carbine. I am on the lookout for a Japanese rifle next, or a Mk.3 Lee-Enfield.
I live in the mountains of north Georgia (USA) where I moved to about 8 years ago from England, although I presently work in Mexico. (Some commute!) The only other people I meet here with rifles are deer hunters, so if anyone else on the forum is from around this here neck of the woods (as the locals say) I would be glad to hear from you.
Malcolm
Hi all, my name is Pete ,I've owned milsurp rifles all my adult life.The first one was an M1 carbine when I was about 17 ,currently into Lee Enfields. The latest aquisition is a no4 T barreled action,....it's going to take a while to get it all together:) I'm not really sure why I do this to myself.:D
Hello, my modest collection consist of 2 Garands (one is a M1-D however) a beat up SKS, Mauser98 (Isreali conversion to 30'06) and two Lee Enfields, one an unfired Irish? model.