https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...49135034-1.jpg
Yep.
Bob
Korea?
Not sure about Korea was searching under 36th INF DIV WW2 - thinking Italy
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...021/06/1-1.jpg
Beretta’s Model 38 9mm
Korea, M1 far left in back
those are Soviet DPM drum feed or RP 46 belt fed mg's and PPsH smg
Korea, those are communist block weapons...except the M1s...
I thought I saw a Ppshk
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Now I see three. And a Mosin
A fair number of shooters build semi autos out of the Soviet DP 28
I know a guy in Florida that spent $3000 to have a cut-up BREN gun put back together as a semi auto
Grandpa on Mom's side, against the Germans. He was looked for, because he was a friend of three brothers, Fratelli Brancondi, who joined the non-communist NLF and were sentenced to death and shot at a roadside. They then started to look for all their friends, but Grandpa was informed and could hide.
After that, he kept the gun at home, hidden for the partisans, who could show up at any time just because he was a judge, so an enemy of the people.
Then he must have forgotten it, until I found a Carcano bayonet (which I still have) hidden behind his books in a big library he had at home.
I was looking for a book and... tadaaaa! So I looked around and found a Beretta 34, without some parts, three boxes of 6,5 Carcano ammo, and a MAB. The wonderful version of the picture. I asked him and he just took it from me and I never saw it again. I guess that he threw it in our water well.
A real pity...
The ironic thing is that my Grandpa lived in Loreto (Ancona), in what became Via Fratelli Brancondi 94... A wonderful palace we sold at the end of the nineties...
Hey Mark,
which M1s? Carbines or Garands?
I spot one Garand and two Carbines.
BEAR
Left M1 slung, 30M1 Rt rear side of jeep muzzle facing photographer, soldier on the Rt no mag in either weapon