My Mil Surp Collection...What do you think?

[mdrim13]

This is my collection. Ive been at it for a couple years now and have learned so much. Let me know what you think and feel free to make suggestions.(would love a garand and a springfield but out of the question at this point)

From top to bottom:


#1
1907 Enfield Rifle
BSA and Co.
No.1 Mk I**
SHTLE
All Numbers matching


#2
1944r M44 Carbine
Izhevsk Arsenal
All numbers matching (Not renumbered with an engraving pen)
It was arsenal refinished
Has Polish Markings

#3
1943r M91/30 Mosin Nagant Rifle
Izhevsk Arsenal
All numbers matching (Not renumbered with an engraving pen)
It was arsenl refinished


#4
1940 Kar98k (I know, I know its a Mitchells Mauser, Took it on a trade)
Factory Code 147 (JP Sauer and Sohn)
Most numbers matching (For what its worth from them)
Nazi proofs on all parts except magazine floor plate

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[onlycrimson]

That's pretty much what I would like to have eventually, plus the Garand and Springfield. I would probably also want a Schmidt Rubin. Nice collection.

[Rob]

Nice start but as you will find it gets addicting and you will want more and more

[TDH]

Let me see.

One standard garand in .06 HRA
One Tanker garand in .308 Springfield
one low number 03 Springfield
one 03A3 Smith Corona
one M1 carbine Inland
then there are the civilian versions of the AK and the M1A

[mdrim13]

I do have the civilian AK. Its a romanian wasr10/63. Also i have a yo=ugo M59/66 SKS. Both are not pictured.

[Dr342]

Ive never been able to move past the Garand & Carbine. Nice collection.

[Mossy]

Nice start! As another poster said, It becomes addicting. After you're at it a while, space becomes an issue!

[TDH]

oh yeah and an Inland carbine

[jamie5070]

It starts with different types and then you THINK you have a favorite. Then you NEED one from each manufacturer. And then one original as possible. And then you discover one you never knew existed, and...............
I'm now getting into the british and nepalese martinis..
john

[Adolf Galland]

Great Start.