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16-097 Garand Picture of the Day - Garand in Afghanistan
Afghan National Army stores obsolete weapons
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Last edited by Mark in Rochester; 03-17-2016 at 08:34 PM.
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Looks like a pile of PPSH series buttstocks on the shelf to the left of the photo as well. Stuff on the right looks like typical RPK's.
A stone foundation with mortar work, I wonder where in the country this photo was taken? My experiences were mostly in regions that featured mud, with mud and straw construction.
I wonder if that is one of the 7.62mm rifles, I can't see .30-06 being terribly common there, and the lack of jingle or decorative sling suggests it's not a privately owned tribesman's rifle.
Fascinating, good find!
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Someone needs to adopt that poor thing and give it a decent home.
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