Lee Enfields
Mosin Nagants (Soviet/East Bloc)
Mosin Nagants (Finnish)
Mausers (German)
Mausers (Other)
American Miltary Arms (Garands/Springfields/etc)
Japanese Military Arms
French Military Arms
Pre-1900 (Martinis/Trapdoors/Sniders/etc)
Other
I collect US WWII small arms and all nations post WWII. My special interest lies in SMG's.
yea right now I went thru my mosin faze. but still learning a little about them still but right now Im working on mausers. alot to learn about those
My interests are in all guns from antique blackpowder all the way to modern guns.
So far i've only touched the surplus military guns and some modern guns. I will expand my interests a little at a time. CZY
Hi All
Enfield are my interest- The SMLE and Lee Speed variants particularly.
Also interested in military scopes since the 1914/18 war to the Scout Regiment ones.
The site has been particularly helpful and the knowledge Peter Laidlaw shares so freely in the Forums relative to my particular interests has been absolutely fantastic.
Very interesting poll. As many have stated I will purchase any Milsurp if the price is right. I do not buy for resale. There is somthing special about holding / shooting a piece of history. I am a bit surprised at the low score for the Finns as they have a very diverse and interesting history.
My favorite rifles are USGI milsurp rifles, but I also enjoy Japaneserifles quite a bit.
My first milsurp is a CETME, butchered, er made legal for US by Century. That was three years ago. This past December, I picked up an SMLE. That's when the bug really bit me. This month, I picked up a CZ54/91 and a Vene FN-49. I'm currently looking for a VZ54/57 and a 1917 Enfield Rifle. Yes, I'm a shooter. I currently compete in 3-Gun and IDPA, and I want to use the 1917 for CMP
matches, and the two VZs in vintage sniper matches.
I do have an affinity to Cold War guns. I'd love to run a 3-Gun match with a Lux FN-49, a 1911, and a vintage Ithaca shotgun.
Jim
I really like Swissfirearms and would really like to see a discussion forum on Swiss firearms.
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