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    What is your dream milsurp?

    What is your dream milsurp? Boys Mk1 Anti-tank Rifle

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    Finnishicon L-39 Lahti 20mm anti-tank rifle

    Союз нерушимый республик свободных Сплотила навеки Великая Русь. Да здравствует созданный волей народов Единый, могучий Советский Союз!

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    .50 M2, probably modified for semi-auto. Or maybe just an FN-FAL or variant.
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    Sgt. H. A. Marshal's (of the Calgary Highlanders) Longbranch No.4 (T).

    Failing that any reasonably priced WW2 issued Longbranch No.4 (T) would do.

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    Swedishicon m/40 rifle.
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    I'm with Oatmeal Savage on this one! Would dearly love to have a Boys rifle, and believe it or not, there isn't any laws against me having one. I know where there are a couple (not for sale of course) and they do come up occasionally from around the AU$3000 to $4000 mark. Get a load of the size of these things. I'd have to put wheels on the bipod and a tow hitch on the butt!
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    I have my 3 dream milsurps. Theres the Boys, rebarrelled to .50, the LB atching 4T, and the semi auto (restricted only) Sterling police carbine. About the only thing I could upgrade to is an Inglis Boys.
    If there is one thing missing, it would be a semi-auto Bren. I'm hoping someone in the US makes an all new receiver that can pass Canadaicon's Converted auto rules before our gunlaws get any worse.

    A Boys rifle at $3000 to $4000 would be considered a bargain around here. A bud of mine paid $7000 for an unremarkable one last year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post
    Sgt. H. A. Marshal's (of the Calgary Highlanders) Longbranch No.4 (T).

    Failing that any reasonably priced WW2 issued Longbranch No.4 (T) would do.

    Dimitri
    In all of the pictures I've seen, Marshal is clearly NOT using a LongBranch T.

    You can see the bolt release in some pics, and others show the brit/savage relief area around the forward pad.

    Few LB Ts made it into the ETO defore VE Day. I've never seen an identifiable pic of a LB T in the ETO.

    My "dream" production milsurp is a No4MkI*(T) w/C.No67.

    Someday I'll beat that other guy to the draw....

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    Dream Milsurp

    For me it would be a mint Madsen Rifle in 30-06-but I don't know if it qualifies

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    In all of the pictures I've seen, Marshal is clearly NOT using a LongBranch T.

    You can see the bolt release in some pics, and others show the brit/savage relief area around the forward pad.
    Oh thought it was a Longbranch. I couldn't tell the difference unless I read a Enfield and it said "Longbranch" or something else on it though.

    Well then I want what ever Britishicon No.4 (T) he had.

    Dimitri

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