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04-05-2012 05:02 PM
#4921
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Hello all..
hi and hello to all at military surplus.com.i am looking for help in identifying a ariska type 38 and its worth to purchase something new,i have identified alot of the markings-the key part that ihave read about is the flower.it is still visible with 2 straight lines grooved through it.the only number i cant get to is the barrel stamp under the wood because the sling(original)will be ruined if i try to take if off.all other markings are identified and 99% original.its a 2nd edition made in tokyo/kokura,has heavy front sight,cone with tip firing pin,series 6 back sight,flat butt plate,notched bolt,2 pc stockblue finish and is 6.5x50mm.it is for sale and would like to know what i could get for it and if anybody you all know would be interested.thank you and hope to here back soon.every military weapon has a story-am also trying to find the middle part of this guns history- THANK all for reading and possible further info
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04-05-2012 05:02 PM
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04-05-2012 10:00 PM
#4922
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Hey, long time lurker finally joining
Collector of Soviet
militaria, and firearms as of late living here in Ontario Canada![icon](autolinker/images/link6.gif)
SVT-40
AVT-40 ( sort of)
X 2 1950 SKS
Recoilless rifle..
Always looking to improve the cache!
Cheers!
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04-06-2012 07:42 AM
#4923
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Hello, got some old military boxes wondering what they are.
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04-06-2012 04:49 PM
#4924
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Hello from San Antonio. I am a retired US Army officer and have been collecting mostly military small arms for more than 30 years. I have read this forum with great interest over recent years, but never saw a reason to register, but now I have. My particular interest at the moment is British
sniper rifles of which I have only two, an L42A1 and a No.4 Mk.1. (T) The L42A1 is complete, to include the shipping crate and scope box. The 4 (T) is missing the No. 32 scope and bracket and I have been unsuccessful finding either over the past 2-3 years and am considering buying a reproduction scope from the gunparts place, but I don't care for the bracket as it does not match up well at all to the original on the L42A1. Based on what I have read in the forum, a Mr. Roger Payne
is reputed to make the best reproduction bracket, however, I have been unable to find his business address or anyone who distributes his product. I would truly appreciate any help in this regards. Thanks.
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04-06-2012 07:54 PM
#4925
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Hello to all
Hello everybody. I have a longtime interest in historical firearms, and welcome info on the ones i have and reading on history of others.'
Thanks.
C
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04-07-2012 08:45 AM
#4926
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Hi All
Just reading what you got here. I have an unhealthy interest in .303 British
. ( "unhealthy", my wifes word)
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04-07-2012 02:15 PM
#4927
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Hello to all
Been lurking around a bit. After a long hiatus from my Enfield No4, have developed a renewed interest in the old girl. This seems to be the place to get all the answers.
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04-07-2012 06:47 PM
#4928
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04-08-2012 01:00 AM
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04-08-2012 10:22 AM
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Greetings, I am new to this thread. I own a black powder "Brown Bess" and recently purchased a Mosin Nagant 1934. I spent most of my working life as a conservator dealing with the preservation and restoration of historic objects. In that direction, I think that I may have information that will be usefull when dealing with some of the older firearms.
Wee Davie