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Hi there,
My name is Mike, new to the collecting world. So far, only thing in the collection is a Mauser K98. Have spent some time in the past helping out with the Brantford Military Heritage Museum and generally just want to learn more about our military past.
Thanks for all the great knowledge you folks are willing to share!
Cheers,
Mike
Greetings from Arizona! I'm originally from Oak Ridge, TN (the Atomic city), retired Army/AZ probation officer. Enjoy milsurps, accumulating and shooting them--looking forward to learning more about our hobby from other mbrs of the forum--
Just wanted to say hello. Hope to get better acquainted in the near future.My interests include M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, Model 1903 and Model 1917. I've been collecting and shooting for twenty plus years.
Hi, I am a retired dealer. Pawn shop owner + other bus. Dealt in coins, jewelry & 3rd Reith. 70+ (blond roots) CURLYhttps://www.milsurps.com/images/smilies/yikes.gif
G'day
I'm Harry, new to the forum. I did twenty years in the Australian Army and more time in the reserves. I'm now retired and enjoy shooting military rifles and handguns.
I own 3 303's No1. No 4 (Savage) and a P-14 as well as a Mosin Nagant M44. I also own a Smith & Wesson K-38
Harry
Hello, nice to meet you all. My name is Will. I am a long-time collector of Canadian and German WWII militaria, with a focus on (but not limited to) the army and infantry. Along with helmets, uniforms, awards, etc. I do have some firearms, a Moisin Nagant, British Mk. III and Mauser K98a of WWI vintage, and from WWII an unissued Brno swp45 Czech Mauser K98 and my recently acquired 1944 manufacture German K98. :beerchug: Now I am looking for a nice period German sling to complete it. I also have a P-38 and P-08. Guess that's about it for now.
If anyone knows where I can get a sling, I am all ears.
Evening.
Stumbled onto this forum following a link on surplusrifle about the Red Star Remington 1903 Rifles that the U.S. provided to the U.K. early in WWII.
I have been lurking on all the usual milsurp related sites under same name. This site looks awesome wrt available info.
Started collecting and shooting milsurps around 2004 after getting sucked into the "Going, going, soon there will be no more forever" B.S. in a Mitchell's Mauser advertisement. :crying:
It was after that that I discovered all the info that's out there on the Internet.
To date in addition to the Mitchell's Yugo M48A (which by the way is a great shooter) have acquired CMP Garand and 03A3, Red Star Remington 03, 91/30, 91/59, Savage No 4 Mk 1*, RC K98, T-99 Arisaka, Ishapore 2A, and another 03A3.
I shoot all of them.
Looking forward to increasing my knowledge of milsurps here!
Have a good weekend.
Bob
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to everything, guns, this forum, pretty much just getting stated, my PAL is in the mail so doing all the research I can before it arrives, really excited about starting my collection. If you have any good deals you think I might be interested in, email or PM me.
hi..been collecting for about 40 years,, glad to be part of the family.hope I can help...Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
Hello, I'm new to this forum. Been collecting for 10 years or more.