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newbie here..........in time like to post my Yugo model Preduzece 44 (K98) with high turret scope. had done about 5 years ago. not seen one like it...
I prefer artillery lugers but my wife does not............guess who won ???
Can't upload pics of my Yugo K98 but can send pics if anyone interested.
cheers for now
I just found this forum and it looks good. I know I will use it a lot. I collect bolt action rifles and semi-auto pistols and enjoy shooting them all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
howdy all! I been playing with firearms for around 35 years and tend to like single shot firearms. I also like mausers, I have a 98, 1903 springfield and recently accquired a swedish mauser that I am confused about. Any help to identify this rifle would be appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
Good Day, I am a new member & have owned various WW1 & WW2 and some Korean War military surplus rifles over the past twenty years. My interests as of late have been in 03 Springfield Rifles & No.5mk1 Enfields. My father served in Belgium, Holland & France During WW2. He never talk much about the war, but he did tell me alot about the rifles in general, as I had been bitten by the rifle/shotgun bug at an early age. I hope that I will be able to reference this site for information & maybe add a little of my own limited experience. Regards Jason
I'm not a collector but I do have a pistol I would like to find information on. I was told about this site by my brother (lawrence 253), I told him not to fire that 30-30 ammo through it!
What I have is a Walther PP with shoulder holster and a certificate authorizi ng mailing to the states(military form)
serial # 313282P
cal 7.65mm
mil form-AG USFET Form 33
any info greatly appreciated.
Howdy, I've got an interest in the Type 99 Arisaka. Usually hangout over at Gunboards Japanese forum.
Ray
What a MAGNIFICENT site this is! It is a real privilege to be able to access it.
New here been collecting since I retired in '93, didn't have time before. Have enjoyed it and it keeps me active.
Hello all. Been collecting military rifles for 30 years. Great site!
Hello to everyone. I spend most of my time online at castboolits.com which is where I found this forum. Thanks for the download of the Lee Enfield book. Currently, I am shooting two No. 4 Mk1s. Love surplus and unfortunately anything else a round comes out of from black powder to smokeless. Look forward to reading and posting on this forum.
Hi everybody; My first centerfire shooting experiences were with some guns my dad had brought back from WWII, a P07, and a 1944 byf k98. I have a fondness for the Lee Enfield rifles, and have a few of them. I reload and cast for the .303 British, 8mm Mauser, .308 Winchester, 30-30 Winchester, and .45ACP. I'm glad I found this forum, and will enjoy learning from this group.
Let me take a moment to introduce myself. I'm 52, a retired U.S. Army armorer, living in Maryland; a father and grandfather. I currently work as an instructor at the Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance School. I started out on milsurps as a kid because that's all I could afford - they were cheap, then! Now, they're about all I want to shoot and tinker with.
I spent several years in the Middle East as a defense contractor - all but one year of it was pre-9/11. That year was 2005-2006 in Qatar.
My current interests are Lee Enfields and Mausers. I am an accumulator rather than a collector. I restore, repair, reload, and shoot them.
I hunt, but prefer to hunt with flintlocks. For big game I just don't find shooting them from ambush with a scoped high velocity rifle very sporting any more.
And that's me. I'm sure I'll learn a lot from you guys, because I sure don't know it all! :wave:
Hey guys new guy to the site. I came over from the CGN site. Lots of great stuff here. Looks like I will be busy reading...
cheers Darryl
Hi Y'all (No I am not a redneck),
I am relatively new, but was busted on by management for not posting anything, so here goes!!
I have been collecting for about 1 year now, and here is what I have gotten so far:
4 - Mosin Nagant M44's - Various configs (2 laminated).
2 - Mosin Nagant 91/30/s - 1932(Hex and Laminated), 1925(Hex and solid)
2 - Russian SVT-40's - 7.62x54r semi-auto, One 1942 all matching, One 1943 all matching, pristine like new bore.
1 - Turkish Mauser - Circa 1896 - Very nice shape.
1 - M48A 1948 Yugo Mauser, Military new, Mitchell's Premium Grade w/all accessories.
1 - Egyptian Hakim - 8mm Semi auto - Pristine, perfect bore
1 - Yugo SKS, Unissued, Like brand new.
1 - Czech CZ-52 pistol.
OOPS, that is 13 guns. I better get another quickly. Wait, when I shot a round from the CZ-52 through the top of my coffee table into a stack of TV Guides took care of that bad luck thing.:yikes:
I guess not too bad for 1 year. Got some other guns on my list still to get. I have a C&R FFL as well to make buying easier. Cool?? Thanks for making me talk.
Tom
New member here. Love the site so far. I have only been collecting for a few years, but I have a life long passion for history.
TKacook
Hello chaps,
Am learning my way around the sight. Am a Hi-Standard collector and now branching into Brit. guns.
I live in the Blaye wine region in SW France having moved here from Yorkshire in 2002. My 2 Milsurp weapons at the moment are an original Baker Rifle circa 1812 and a K98k Mauser in 8X60s. Will drop in and see how things are on a regular basis.
New member with a few words to introduce myself. I came here by following a thread on the Cast Boolits site, looking for information on G98/40 that is on the way to me. Um, it's been restocked and no longer looks very military, and I wonder if such things are acceptable here? Conversions of military rifles to sporters as it was commonly done in the twenty year following WWII is endlessly fascinating to me. When I obtain a type not owned before, I spend a lot of time trying to learn about the rifle in it's original dress and use. But, I do own several rifles, Springfields, Mausers, Mannlichers, in their original military dress. Thanks for the great site.
I am a new member and an experienced collector of milsurplus arms. I have many. I am most proud of my G43, G41 and Brazilian M954 rifles.
Currently I am in search of the AN/PVS 1 scope for the L42a1 Enfield.
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.
VietnamWarMilitaria.com
Elite Military Knives
All items are guaranteed original. No junk.
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...
I am a new member as of only a few minutes. I have a Short Lee-Enfield "Wild Tiger Corps" MkIII rifle. I was trying to get information on the Canadian Gunnutz forum to identify it. They referred me to this forum. Great information. Thanks.
Hi,
I've been registered for a while, but now I have some time to browse around here on these fora and get to know what's going on. I really like what I see here already and plan to stick around.
I'm charlie1944 on some of the other boards also.
Thanks,
charlie1944
Hello, I am a new member. I have been interested in milsurps for some time and this seems like an interesting site. Good to be here.
Everett
Hi Folks
I am a new Member. Only 2 years collecting experience
Hi everyone,
I am a milsurps collector since 40 years. Handguns and rifles.
My interest is in every country ,prefer ww1 and ww2. And I own few Martini's to.
Good collecting to all
Lugermen
Hello everyone, glad to be a part of the forum, thanks again Badger for posting the pictures of my Infared Scope for the L42A1.
Hello to all. Been out of the C&R world for a while and looking to work on my knowledge base. Hope to read and contribute to some good info on this site.
Lee King
hello everybody , i am new member here .i like k98k mauser and springfiled 1903.thanks guys
i have been a member here for a while, but havn't had much time for the computer lately. i have been collecting canadian related militaria for 25 years, this includes a no1 mk111, no4 mk1, no5 mk1, and a dewat lb sten. this is a great place for those in the hobby!!
G'Day,
Well many thanks to badger who helped me to get on the site after my PC ineptitude, I have a small collection of Enfields, and joined the site with the hope of getting some information on a Mk 4 (T) I have had for a few years now and also finding a scout sniper telescope to complete the rifle
raven
I collect and shoot milsurps. I have a k-31,m-44,AG42b,sks,P1. I am looking for a mas36.
Greetings all!
Just getting back into collecting now that I've returned to Arizona (I spent 10 years in Hawaii, where collecting is more bother with state laws and more expensive than it is worth).
HT
Greetings, new member here. I've been collecting and shooting milsurplus for about 15 years.
It would seem that I have found Nirvana. Perhaps a grandious statement, but I am feeling postive that questions I have had for 20+ years are about to be answered.You see I am a 40+ year old husband, father ,raconteur,amateur historian,poker pro, ex stylist,eater of flesh ,as well as those vile earth grown things,confidant, gemologist,frustrated novelist,musician(noise maker),and finally, an avid outdoorsman!.
During my youth I was able to purchase a beautifull rifle.It is marked as a Parker Hale-No4,Mk1 Long Branch,1944. It came in a wood shipping case, with the last sticker on it being a CN rail tag with 1971 on it.I am most interested to learn of its value,and more importantly, the past of this exquisite battle rifle.My prized firearm, is to my eye, pristine.Several of my friends have said they have never seen a prettier gun.
Anyway, thatès enough gushing about my girl, she luvs me and I, her.
If any of you fine folks are able to help piont me in right direction I would be most appreciative.
Thank you J.
:rofl:
Hi everyone.
Thanks for having this site and for allowing me to participate.
WHYLOOK.
Hello
I go by Oilrod .
I am interest in milt guns.
Hello all, Glad to be here, Current Milsurps are , No 4 mk1, Chilean Mauser, Spanish Mauser, Webley Mk II (my Favorite), Mauser 88.
93_marlin
Gidday Folks;
I'm a 45 yr old, married male with 3 kids and a recent NZ/Dutch-immigrant to your country. Am a gunmaker by trade, love the outdoors such as hunting & fishing and have a soft spot for Mil. bolt guns; apecially the M98 & M96/94 & 38's. Thanks, Jan:super:
Hello, I'm jnunes from brasil. I'm collector fou about 5 years and love US military guns.
I have a M1 Garand (1944), M1 Carbine (post war), 1918A2 BAR (1945), 1911A1 and others...
I'm new member here, interested in milsurplus.
Regards.
I am a new member. My dad has been collecting military firearms, uniforms, etc, for years. I have an interest in it myself. However, I have no where near the time he does. He is retired and he and a friend trade at many of their regional gun shows. I was looking for info on a couple of his recent purchases and came across this site. So, decided to join.
I am new to Milsurps and happy I found the site. I am also a CGN member. I am an avid firearms collector and restorer. Looking forward to meeting new folks! Cheers.
Hello to my fellow C&R collectors. I have beeen collecting since 1984 and the wife just recently said, "no more!" :surrender:
Well, maybe just one more....:madsmile:
Cheers! Airborne Psyop :wave:
Hi everyone I am new member 47 years youg. Hoping to get as much experience in sniping, my forte is British sniping.:dancingbanana:
Newbie here...I just finished restoring my dad's Sporterized '43 Long Branch #4 MK1* Enfield...I am fascinated by old Military arms, and would love to obtain more!
I collect whatever strikes my fancy and pocket!
Just a few:
M1 Garand (2)
M1 Carbine
AR-15
#1MkIII SMLE (1918)
Enfield RM (repop)
Webley revolver
Colt 45 acp
Lever action rifles (5)
Turk Mauser
MN 91/30 (1941)
Oneshooter
Livin in Texas
Oh , and a LOT of accessories and other stuff too!:D
hi people Brownie here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
I am a new member. I have a couple enfield #4 mk 1*,s. one is really nice and the other is not quite so nice, but I am sure this the place to find out how to change that.:dunno:
Hello all,
My name is Al and I thank you for letting me join this forum. I love to collect and /or restore military bolt guns. I live in Louisiana, USA.
I'll be talking to ya'll soon.
Bye now.
Al
Hi guys,
I have been very interested in military rifles for the last 40 years and my first rifle a mosin model 91 that I paid $7.00 for. I don't have that rifle any more but have become very interested in the M1 Garrand, 1903 springfield, K31 Swiss, No.4 Mk1* and 1896 Swede. From what I see of this forum it appears I am in good company.
Hi:I am a New member. I live in Wv. Sure enjoy reading your posts.Just got my c&r. All have a good day. Spark.
Hi folks,
I am just easing back into collecting -- just bought one of those Long Branch .303 No.4 MK1*'s that are coming in through CAI. I'd forgotten how much fun spreading ancient grease all over the house is. Of course, my wife does not seem to share the enjoyment quite so much. :-)
I used to buy a lot of old surplus rifles 10 years ago, but rarely held onto one for more than a month or two -- Swedes, Enfields, SKS's and so many others were very cheap back then. I see everything is more expensive now.
Anyway, see y'all around.
Hello. I'm Steve and have been into shooting for25 years.
I am into muzzle loading and antique cartridge guns. My present colection consists of: Brown Bess 75 cal. flintlock musket (repro), Charleville 69 cal flintlock musket(repro), Enfield 58 cal musketoon (repro), Snider 58 cal. cartridge musket(original), Martini Enfield 450/577(original), m-96 6.5 Swedish Mauser, and believe it or not... a 303 Martini pistol that I knickname "dirty Abdul" as its origins are based in Afganistan or thereabouts...
I am interested in getting into some more of the modern stuff. Specifically a Yugo SKS so if anyone out there in Canucklhead land can help me...
Cheers!
[QUOTE=aginthegovmnt;11950]Hello. I'm Steve and have been into shooting for25 years.
I am into muzzle loading and antique cartridge guns. My present colection consists of: Brown Bess 75 cal. flintlock musket (repro), Charleville 69 cal flintlock musket(repro), Enfield 58 cal musketoon (repro), Snider 58 cal. cartridge musket(original), Martini Enfield 450/577(original), m-96 6.5 Swedish Mauser, and believe it or not... a 303 Martini pistol that I knickname "dirty Abdul" as its origins are based in Afganistan or thereabouts...
I am interested in getting into some more of the modern stuff. Specifically a Yugo SKS so if anyone out there in Canucklhead land can help me...
Cheers![I may be a coward...but I'm a GREEDY coward!E]
Hello, I recently became interested in military surplus fire arms. I have a 1944 Mosin Nagant M44. I recently purchased 300 rounds of surplus Belgian Ammunition I have dubbed "Spammo," as it comes in a can similar to Spam. I have not had a chance to go out and test the rifle out, as it's been snowing and I live in a conservative mountain town that believes shooting ranges are far more evil than people shooting, unmonitored in the woods.
[QUOTE=Badger;5107]Leave a message and introduce yourself to everyone ![/QUO
smu,I collect Swedish mausers and Norwegian Krags.hold a c&r license and
used to be a dealer unitl Clinton got in office and forced most of us out.Raised
in Wyoming and Texas.still in Texas
Hello all,
Just checking in from Calgary. I am not familiar with British Military Small Arms and I am hoping that by joining I can fill in some of the gaps in my knowledge of the subject matter.
Thanks.
Been doing this for a while...always good to find another site that will pique my interest....happy to be here.:madsmile:
Just wanted to intrduce myself and let you know I have little if no knowledge but lots of interest!:beerchug:
hello,I am new to this site,i am interested in old military weapons ,mostly rifles that were used by canadians in ww1,ww2,and korea,i own 3 no.1,1 no.4mk2,1 no. 1mk1,1 no.5.also a mosin-nagant m-44 and a turquish 1937 mauser. i am always looking to find lee-enfields of various manufacturers,i think these weapons are fascinating because there are part of our history and were carried by our grand-fathers in conflicts around the world ,and that helped create what we are today.
Hi everyone I'm new and I like milsurps, I have several NO4 and 5 LE's there my BB. I also like the mausers,who dosen't!! and Soviet equipment. I hope to be posting some pics of a '50 LB in the box when I get it here in a week or so.
Hi! New member here, interested in milsurps and using this site as a reference. ore then 30 years collecting experience. Recently become interested in restoring and smithing. Regards
I am an Aussie, living in New York State...I have been here for about six years. I am a Band Director at the high school level. I had six years in the Australian Army...doing some boring stuff..and some very interesting stuff. My other cyber homes are enfield-rifles and assault web.. Nice to meet you all.
Thought I'd jump over to this forum as I seen references to it on CGN. I shoot a number of military surplus and am one of the lucky crowd that had my ducks in a row when 12.5 appeared. I'm primarily an ipsc shooter however, own a number of milsurps which will see some use this summer as I'm retiring.
Hello, All,
I am a new member to this forum, and look forward to chatting with and learning from all you. I'm a life long Enfield collector, and have begun to focus my area into Long Branches. I've been sorting the serial numbers on another web site, and have been filing away various nuggets of information in my lair. Thank you, and happy collecting!
Limpetmine
Hi Guys,
I like your fourm so I joined.As you can tell by my user name I love enfields but I enjoy all military rifles.Great to be here .Enfieldperry
OK heres my greet.
I live in the jungles of NW BC
I shoot a Ljungman an m96 and a 45.
I'm presently looking for a Commander.
Nize doin Biz!
Hello everyone. I am a CGN member, and decided after getting comfortable there, that I should also sign up here. I have been collecting casually since I bought ny first rifle as soon as I was old enough to get an FAC (Enfield #5, ROF (F)) Starting to take it a bit more seriously as I get older.
Iam just as much interested in the history and development, and politics of procurement side of things as I am of buying the friearms (cheaper too!)
Looking foreward to enjoying my new membership here
I live in Southern Nevada and retired 3 years ago. I have collected firearms since my early teens, with special interest in those that have a military history. I'm currently documenting the research I have done on my collection so that my sons will know as much as possible about the firearms they will ultimately inherit.
Hope to be able to use this forum as one of my research tools, and am pleased to be on board.
Hey i am a new member and love what i see.:beerchug:
Hi All , Thanks For the membership
Hello,
I am new to the site. Like the Enfields, Have 2 No1, (one was bubbaed) and am working on to restore, second is wire raped for grande launching.two No 4and two No 4 T and a cased L42a1 that is missing the IWS mount (L5a1) that I would like to purchase or if anyone has blueprints, I would like to have made for my rifle. Any help out there. THANKS
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.
Welcome to all the new members and to the new/old ones like big bear.:thup:
duly noted
Hi folks ... :)
As much as I have personal opinions on a wide range of political issues revolving around firearms control, I would ask everyone to stay focused on the purpose of our forums. ;)
This is a "New Members Introduction" thread, so please keep the content to telling us about you and your shared love of our chosen hobby. :thup:Quote:
What was the agreement I said "YES" to when I joined? (click here)
This site is designed to encourage the open exchange of information amongst the general military surplus collector community, thereby helping all of our members to better enjoy their chosen hobby. It's not a venue for discussing the politics of firearms ownership or the practices and policies of various governments trying to control them.
Thanks.... :cheers:
Regards,
Badger
OOPs, my bad, got carried away, won't happen again, very sorry (sincerely).Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
Hi folks,
I've been collecting and shooting milsurps for about 30 years. I shoot most all types of firearms, some in competition.
I work for Serengeti Rifles, and before that, was doing museum restorations and reproductions.
I joined this board, to dig up various firearm specific tips from time to time.
I am a moderator on the
Cast Boolits - Dedicated To The World Of Cast Bullets!
board, and most of my shooting is with cast bullets.
Ric Carter
Somers, Montana
Hi everyone, I'm a new member, keen shooter and I fear budding collector. I love the site.
Hi I am retired and a collector of British long arms. Brian
Hi
I am retired and collect British long arms especially Enfields. Brian
New shooter and an "about to be collector", I'm about to acquire a couple of older rifles... thats where it will start, where it will end, who knows! :)
Hi all,
i have been a member of this site for few months now, but never took the time to introduce myself. I am a student in history and always been interested in milsurp, but recently started collecting rifles. 1 have 2 sks ( norinco and a russian ), a m91/30, a M44 from 1943, a all matching Kar98a, a enfield No5, a svt40, a M96, and a Ljungman.