If you fellows have any questions, don't feel bad so do I
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If you fellows have any questions, don't feel bad so do I
Great lathe! :) I take it you collect fighting/hunting knives?
A little side line, been at it over 30 years-SDH
...and a mill as well!
Say, sdh; you wouldn't consider adopting a colonial :madsmile: machinist who comes with a ready-made Lithgow collection.....?
I reckon I could fit a bunk in there somewhere..... and I don't eat much!
Be very interested in seeing the pics after your re-org. You've got the makings of the "Dream Shed" there.
Anyone who knows an aussie bloke, knows how important "the shed" is.
cheers!
If you don't mind a short move, I don't mind the company-SDH
The SKS in the middle has a pistol grip, welded bayonet attachment and the importers tag. This is the way it came from Yogoslav. I can't find and ref to this/ I guess they have a Bubba over there too, if they didn't shoot him.-SDH
Marbe a Serbian troopie with a arc welder had AK envy?
I'm sorry but I didn't see any guns in the first 3 pictures, all I saw was the lathe and milling machine. Lucky dog! :bow:
Dimitri
what is the scope & mount on the Finn?
If you search the forum, the author had a post just about that scope/mount setup :) Rifle is an M39.
I showed the gun to Doug Browser and he wasn't sure exactly what is was but didn't rule out a target sneak of some sort. The scope is a Swavorski, marked with a red star and the rifle is a late 1944 sneak (505,xxx serial #) not much else in the way of markings. The mount is very strange, tall enough to use a stripper clip and the gun shoots very straight, HTH-SDH