Milsurp Interests Poll

[Harlan (Deceased)]

Goddam yanks, still trying to out do us colonials.

But of course!

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[Mike Hurst]

I collect the small-arms of America and America's allies for the first 10 years of the cold war, 1946 to 1956. Not coincidentally, these are my first 10 years of life and the years when I was imprinted with my image of the military.

[Maygyver]

My collection is mostly WW1 and WW2 infantry weapons and I have a fairly even interest in all of them. I suppose my Garand and Carbine are at the top of the list, though, with the British, German, and Soviet weapons close behind.

[Tommoo]

M1 Garand and M1A are my favorite rifles and the ones I find the most accurate and reliable.

[gulliver62]

My main interests are
American arms (mostly Garand)
Mauser - Swedish
Swiss

[1911crazy]

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

[Marksman52]

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.

[samnev]

I really like Swiss firearms and would really like to see a discussion forum on Swiss firearms.

[HILLBILLY-06]

Strange results, Down in this area there is a huge Jap following. I don't share this, I'm somewhat of a less forgiving nature. SDH

A Great Man once told me of his life on board CV-6, USS Enterprise in WWII. "He was also the less forgiving kind". I understood why after the things he told me, I understood more when read all of the info here: USS Enterprise CV-6
That's not predjudice, Herman said, thats part of the price for freedom. He could look a hole right through you when he said it. No doubt it was true.

[91/30]

Hey all, newbie on this forum. I wanted to take the time and put in my .02 cents on this poll. I have several M91/30's, one M91, one M24/47 mauser, and a couple Steyr M95 carbines. Not as many as some, but I have only been collecting for less than one year. Thanks for having me, I hope I can contribute.