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also, anon that needed the .308 stripper clips, i do have about a dozen .30-06 ones in a baggy, but after checking them for you, since they do fit the .308 perfectly, i kinda want to keep them and load up .308 on them. sorry. if i find any more out there cheap ill post in one of these threads.

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finally a fellow ross owner on /k/, and not bubba'd either. very secci.

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finally found a p1887 bayonet for my MKIV

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>>33604883
yea i love my ross. i have a bayonet for it too. i just wish the sights were better.

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>>33604912
nice. i have one of those and the socket bayonet as well/

is your pokey one of the nepalese ones from IMA?

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>>33604824
What does that metal block/lever just forward of the receiver do?

>>33604925
I don't mind the mkIII ross sights. They are a little bit wonky to adjust for range though. Each line on the side moves the sight up .020"

Theoretically speaking, if one had rather suddenly come into possession of a "reconstructed" (read: scrapped together from the remains of several dead guns) 1917 artillery luger and lacked a CC pistol, what would be the practicality of CC'ing the piece?

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>>33604945
its a load assist that depresses the follower. Ross is one of the most over-engineered rifles

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>tfw picking up an inglis hi power like this but with normal rear sight tomorrow

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>>33604954
if you're fat then just wear baggy clothes and it should be easily concealable.

if you're lean n mean then get a baggy jacket and only CC it on chilly days.

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>>33604972
lucky. i still need a hi power.

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>>33604933
I bought mine from a local gunshow. I do not see any nepalese markings on it. It is marked "88" along with the usual british acceptance marks and a faded "V.R."

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Not sure if this Remington Old Army was "surplused", but it does have a military acceptance cartouche on the grip.

>>33605001
kick ass. i got one of the nepalese ones.

its identical to yours except the scabbard has foreign gibberish squiggles on the top metal piece

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My Snider-Enfield MKIII short rifle. The bayonet is not broken, it is a yataghan bayonet.

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>>33605034
>>33605051
nice. some black powder classics.

>>33604998
Do you even shoot that? I've always wanted a webley but I can't justify the $1.50/round ammo price.

>>33605048
nice. have you tried shooting with it on yet? I haven't with my martini, but my snider bayonet likes to fly off.

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>>33604797
An Enfield is going to be next.

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>>33605062
black powder is love, black powder is life.

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>>33605072
mine is shaved to .45 acp. but it needs light hand loads because brits suck at hand gats. I did one batch of .45s but i made them too weak. round never left the barrel (thankfully so little pressure it didnt bulge the barrel). I have been too lazy to do a new batch for it.

i shoot my .38 Webley instead

>>33605079
no. i love shooting my Martini, but have not tried with the bayonet on. I need to go back to working out before i attempt that though. fucker is heavy with that sword attached.

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Tfw when you haven't taken any good pictures of you guns recently.

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>>33605100
bet you cant get just one.

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>>33605125
How are you loading your martini? My load is:
-70 grains by weight pyrodex RS (thats about 100grn by volume)
-5/8" foam rod as filler
-.470" 480 grn cast bullet.
shoots about 1330 fps, feels great on the shoulder.

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Enfield lockplate. 1859, probably the oldest gun I have.

>>33605182
i bought some loads from a guy and a couple boxes of that kynoch stuff.

im almost out of rounds --- i already have dies/brass but i am having trouble finding lead for it. and I will not mould my own.

but my planned load is similar to yours.

>>33605136
I think I want an Ishapore first, then a No.4

>>33605220
MKIV martini's usually prefer .468-.470" diameter bullets. you might have luck paper patching lead .458" bullets up to proper diameter.

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>>33605259
if you go for an Ishy first, then try to get a pre-independence one in .303.

the post colonial ones are shit quality.

my first gun in my whole collection was a 1948 Ishapore that still has GRI markings. and side by side with RFI guns you can tell the difference in quality.

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>>33605220
one more thing I should mention about fillers; don't use solid granular fillers like cream of wheat in bottle neck casings. it creates a lot of pressure when you try to squeeze relatively incompressible material through a bottleneck. I made this mistake for the first 20 cartridges I reloaded. I had a couple primers blow out.

>>33605325
Really? Cos I wanted the Ishapore because of the 7.62 chambering. If I don't get that, I'd still want an Ishapore or a Lithgow, just because I find the ones made overseas (from Britain) a little more fascinating.

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>>33605434
The ishapores in .308 are not bad rifles, but the fit and finish on them is usually shit, and they have the same extractors as the .303 rifles so they tend to just 'drool' brass over the side (which is great if you reload, but otherwise can be annoying)

>>33604883
Holy shit, is that the one that was on Gunbroker a couple months ago?

It's rare a man can make me jealous, but there you are.

Thoughts on FN 49? Looking at an Egyptian, what is a reasonable price?

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>>33605468
no I bought the rifle from a friend. it already had a shortened barrel and bubbad stock, so I finished the job and mounted an old weaver scope on it.

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Who here is staying up to watch the newest C&Rsenal video on the Greek Mannlicher?

>>33605454
>but the fit and finish on them is usually shit

Good thing I'm picky, and I'm not necessarily afraid to pay a little more than I should for condition. The way I see it, I buy it once and have it forever, might as well be pretty nice.

I have around 150 rounds of once fired PPU .303 brass. Before I sell it, is there anything I should do to "clean" it or is it gtg as-is?

>>33605502
Oh.....

There goes my jelly. There was a legit Ross Sniper a couple months ago that ended up selling for the low price of $2100.

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>>33605494
these days $700 is fair.

great rifles. i love mine.

>>33605511
Isn't that next week?

>>33605516
people should expect it to be "as picked up" condition, unless you specifically say it has been cleaned. you can charge a couple cents more if it is cleaned.

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Eternal no new picture for another 2 years. Was super excited to take this new family photo last week and now realize, well shit im gonna be posting it forever now. Just like the last one

>>33605527
>legit

i never believe a 'sniper' is 'legit' unless i can put my hands on it and inspect. and even then with some models (98ks for example) theres 10 fakes for every real one, so I dont trust it unless the seller has capture papers saying it came back as a sniper.

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>>33605412
Why does black powder even need a filler?

I was going to shoot my Italian Vetterli with BP loads in the 6.5 carcano. I even bought real goex black powder because my pyrodex doesn't make enough smoke.


I never fluff up my smokeless powders. why fluff black?

>placeholder picture since i lost my gucci photo of it

How good/bad are Chinese mosins? I might be able to pick up a few for a decently low price.

>>33605543
How should I clean it? Does storage time matter? I literally picked them up after firing them and placed them back in the box they came out of after shooting each one on the range. I've had some boxes for at least 3-6 months now.

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Sorry for Low Res, but finally got around to cleaning up my 1891/59 and boy is she a beaut.

>>33605568
Blackpowder needs compression to safely and efficiently burn.
No filler can lead to ringing and bursting of the barrel.

>>33605550
Get a MAS 36 or a K31

>>33605568
black powder can have large pressure spikes (IE detonation) if you leave too much empty space in the casing. with actual black powder it is actually safe to leave a tiny bit of air gap, as long as you have at least 70-80% load density. Many people would disagree with this, mind you. completely filling the case is the safest bet.

>>33605595
soak the fired casings in hot soapy water with a tiny bit of vinegar for 10 minutes, then dry them off well. I always polish mine in a tumbler for a bit after as well.

>>33605560
This one did. And scopes for the Ross aren't exactly common. Faking it would have cost more than it sold for.

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>>33605676
damn, someone got a great deal then.

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>>33605699
Yeah. I am still kicking myself, but I had just bought my Winchester, so I wanted to "slow down"

>>33605729
i have slowed down. i only spend about 1k/month on milsurp now.

i did just get another raise though.

>>33605753
Well I was originally going to cut my gun funds in half this year to get my master bath redone. But good deals keep popping up. And it's not like I can't get my bathroom done next year.

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>>33605796
amen. plus with the 'surp you know it'll keep doubling in price, so you're leaving money on the table if you don't buy it now.

i did buy some non-surp today, but it was only $150

Savage Model 24 over-under .410/22lr

goodnight fellow martini bro. good luck feeding your rifle.

>>33605753
>>33605796

What do you both do for a living?

>>33605888
I fuck fat women for money.

Also manage am a metallurgist but it's more of a hobby.

>>33605888
Network Defense

ub3r 1337 h@x0r

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IT'S OUT!

https://youtu.be/KRUxiORNEpE

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>>33605729
>tfw you will never have a Lever Nugget

Why even live?

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>>33604797
picked this up today, saved it from being turned into a coffee table by a "rustic" shop

can anyone give me any info on it

>>33606082
James D. Julia is auctioning one on Wednesday.

http://jamesdjulia.com/item/2101-396/

>>33606115
>http://jamesdjulia.com/item/2101-396/
>3,000-5,000

If only I made that kind of money.

>>33606141
I probably shouldn't have expected anything different from a feelsposter...

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>>33606393

>>33606115

>tfw it will take me years of work before I will dump 3-5 grand on 1 gun

then again I am having heavy feels for an inland reproduction m1 carbine

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>>33606432
Nice, I have those too.

Sort of....

>>33606438
if you are a poorfag (we all were at some point) look for a sporter'd one or just invest more time in estate sales and befriending old people.

someone that bought theirs in 1958 for $12 that likes you is more likely to sell you the thing for $1100.

>>33606466
Nice, it's not easy to find a mas 49 in france so I don't have one, but maybe my next is a mas 36

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>>33605943
So I take it you let Othais and Mae fingerfuck your gun?

>>33606567
I would let Othais fuck me in the ass if he would let me fuck Mae.

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/636790632

>that mas 49

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>>33604797
Milsurp collection of an Ausfag here, did I do well?

>>33606752

pretty solid ausfag. very nice bayonets

>>33606633

I'm going to have to pass on this one.

>>33606728
>it's in my watch list
pls don't advertise it to the whole world thnx

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>>33606752
>not a single semi auto

One of the most fucking fudd "collections" I've ever seen.

>>33606842
>making fun of our cucked Anglo brethren
Not very nice desu.

>>33606752
you did great anon. its the best you can do with your shit laws and its a nice collection regardless.

also im happy to finally see an ausfag with a lee enfield. for fucks sake it seems none of you ausfaggots show any pride in your country, you are the first ausfag ive seen to actually own an enfield on /k/. that makes me happy

>>33605943
>>33605943
jesus this is way more information than any one person would ever want to know about a milsurp. i mean he is talking about committees passing off decisions to committees and their voting records for adoption my brain hurts and this feels like school

>>33606728
That's fucking cheap, in france this would cost maybe 1500€ or more

>>33606752
Do any of those work against emus?

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The one with the Bayonet is my 91/30 made by Tula in I think '42 and the other is My M.III SMLE made in 1917. I also have my grandpa's M1911A1 that was made in 1918 but then retrofitted for WW2

>>33606728
I'm expecting it to bid up to ~700 or 750 and then somebody will jump on the Buy It Now, as that kit is probably worth that if the rifle is a perfect as the guy says it is.
I don't know if it's worth $900 to me though.

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>>33604824
>>33604883
Nice ross rifles, cant wait to get mine!

>>33604945
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl51NVkt6Sg&t=4970s

Is Bulgarian surplus 8mm mauser fine?

Passed on a can of it because I didn't know anything about it

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>>33608292
Bulgarians didn't use 8x57 Mauser. If it was a spam can it was probably Romanian.

>>33608552
Probably

Was steel cased with a red ring

>>33606567
Na, not yet anyways. I've offered several to them though.
>>33606810
Want my Mas 49? When you get out of WW1 obviously.
>>33606999
I know, it's amazing.

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>>33608834
That's Romanian. It's OK stuff; not particularly accurate and leaves lots of dirty residue.

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So I need to replace a lost ejector/interrupter screw on my mosin. Anyone have experience with finding one of these? The only replacements I see are on ebay and include the entire interrupter/ejector springs and are like 20 bucks. Seeing as I ONLY need the screw how hard would it be to find the specific screw size at a hardware store and use that?

Or am I better off just paying the 20 bucks

>>33608936
Just pay the $20 and relist the parts you don't need. Or keep them for the future.

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>>33608936
>how hard would it be to find the specific screw size at a hardware store and use that?
Always worth a shot. I lost the screw that holds my Tye-53's magazine follower to the floorplate. Took the floorplate to the hardware store and just tried screws until I found one that work, then bought a couple as spared. No sense spending $20.00 unless you can't find a $0.45 replacement.

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>>33607119
>That's fucking cheap, in france this would cost maybe 1500€ or more
French guns here are extremely undervalued. There is a reason a lot of French collectors buy their French guns from the US and Switzerland. Even paying for the import/export fees and shipping is still often cheaper than buying one in France. And in France a lot of guns were converted to different calibers when your country had restrictions on guns in certain "military calibers." You often seen Lebels and Berthiers converted to .348 Winchester in France.

It also doesn't help for you guys that your government pretty much sold all of it's surplus outside of France.

Case in point, I bought this all matching Mousqueton de Artillerie Modèle 1892 Modifié 1916 that was originally a Carabine de Cavalerie Modèle 1890 for only $225. That was including 20 rounds of surplus 8mm Lebel on a Hotchkiss strip.
There was a guy that bought a Meunier test rifle for like $200 in a pawn shop a little while ago. He sold that for a lot more to a French collector.

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>>33609011

>>33608980
>>33608960


Gotcha. Guess Ill hit up a hardware store first then if that doesnt work out spend the 20 and resell the parts I dont need.

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>>33609080

>tfw I am eastern yuro
>tfw military surplus is so cheao it's ridiculous

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>>33609125
And yet you didn't post any, Anon. Why is that?

>>33609011
>Meunier
>$200

i hope that faggot went out and bought a lotto ticket too.

>finally maybe selling my m44
Oh please. I am sick of guns falling over in my closet. I really need a rack or something.

>>33609209
Not home. Also don't really have anything to post, just some soviet era czechoslovak gear and clothes.

Shitton of gasmask tho. They go at like 5 euros a piece (sometimes with included filters), and they are still fully functional.

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>>33609313
Half my 'surps are just leaning against the wall in my old bedroom.

>>33609347
See they are all leaning in my closet but if I reach in to grab one they all fall over. My room is the size of a dorm room but I have a queen sized bed so the closet is the only place to put things.

>>33609011
I know, my mas 49/56 that I posted before in this thread is fucked in 30-284 caliber..

there is often famas to sell in 222 but they're like 3000€

that's just too bad my country dosen't sell surplus rifle to the civilian it would be so cheap, but they prefer giving it to african countries....

>>33609827
nice one !

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>>33609856
>I know, my mas 49/56 that I posted before in this thread is fucked in 30-284 caliber..
Damn, that really sucks. I guess it's better than the ones Century fucked up here by "converting" to .308WIN.
>there is often famas to sell in 222 but they're like 3000€
Heh, there was like 200 or 300 commerical ones made for the US Market. They know sell for $20,000 or more.

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>>33609856
>there is often famas to sell in 222 but they're like 3000€
That's better than the $21000 they go for here. So ya got us beat on that at least.
>>33609899
Thanks. It's a Finn capture.

Hey /msg/ how much does a Finnish Mosin go for?

>>33609827

I'm so god damn jealous

>>33610202
>Hey /msg/ how much does a Finnish Mosin go for?
Need to know what model, but anywhere from $300-12,000.

>just happen to browse AIM surplus while at work
>they got more of those like new 92s pistols in for $299
>smash that order button
>got the last one
Praise be to the spaghetti

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>>33610213
It was my first "grail" gun. I was a huge Slavaboo when I first got into guns, but kept putting the SVT off for other things.

>>33610202
Finn built or Finn capture?
model?
year?
Condition?

>>33610222
I don't really know but I'm just going to take a shot in the dark and say the most commonly issued ones from the Winter War, I should probably unfuck myself when it comes to Mosins, I only really know mostly about the Russian ones.

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>>33610326
$300-500 then.

>>33610342
That worn look makes my dick diamonds

>>33610342
300-500 for the M27 then? Right? I just checked on Wikipedia which one I was actually talking about and yeah it was the M27.

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Picked this up about 20minutes ago. Still has all the cosmo on it, but pics anyway

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>>33610392
Let's make some hyperdiamond.

>>33610438
m/27 was ideally the front-line rifle of the Winter War for the Finnish Army but probably there were always more m/91s in service than m/27s. Finns only made like 70,000 m/27 rifles from 1927-1940, and only 26,000 remained during an inventory in 1951. Despite this, they don't bring much money on the market unless they're VKT-made rifles.

>>33610520
>have a gun for 20 minutes
>first thought is to toss it on the ground against a tree and snap pics

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>>33610644
>have a gun for 20 minutes
>first thought is to toss it on the ground against a tree and snap pics
Yes and?

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>>33610644
That's how I do

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>>33610644
You mean your first thought ISN'T to show off your newest acquisition? Hell, I don't even wait until it's in my hands.

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>>33610520
>Bakelite grips
Too bad

Found out I'm inheriting a Krag. I think. All I know is its chambered in 30-40 and its a rifle. Pleb uncle thinks its foreign made but no one will send me pictures.

This is like being an IT guy when your parents need computer help

>>33610781
Lots of guns were chambered in 30-40. It used to be very popular back in the day. Now no one makes it.

Had to inform LGS that swedish M94s and carcanos were not Tanker rifles. Jesus.

>>33610275
>tfw still slavaboo

>>33610781
Krags are cool. Wish I would have bought one of those vfw ones the cmp had a few years back
>>33610821
I'm surprised they believed you

>>33610809
Pretty sure Remington makes a hunting load

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>>33610905
They make a small batch every year, but good luck finding any

>>33610898
It helped when I explained that the 94 in M94 refers to the late 1800s. Not sure when the swedes developed tanks but I assume it was much later

>>33610944
I've seen it at gander before

>>33610809
Also the gun is dated 1902 and had to explain that no, the rifle is not legally an antique

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>>33610905
Every so often they do, but not regularly. I don't even think it's even once a year now.

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What's this?

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>>33611184

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>>33611184
>>33611204
Match-modified SMLE Mk.III probably.

>>33611184
Looks like a stand in for a Carcano.

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What do you guys think i should do with this bubba stock?

I'm using the section under the barrel band as a repair for a dufflecut rifle.

The rest of the stock is sanded to shit and looks like hot ass. The rifle itself is nice but non matching and no flower.

Figure I'd just make it a classy bubba, but I really don't like fudd guns. I wan't to reverse fudd my Browning A-bolt with a military stock.

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>>33611314
>What do you guys think i should do with this bubba stock?
Take the hardware out of it and burn it.

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>AMERICA!
>FUCK YEAH!!
>COMIN' AGAIN TO SAVE THE MOTHERFUCKIN' DAY, YEAH!

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Shitty OC
2 days in ms paint

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>>33610756
Dat eagle tho

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>>33610520
Post clean up

>>33611426
>smoking gun
Kek.

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>>33611631

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>>33610756
I actually prefer the looking of the "bakelite" grips than the light colored post-war wood grips.

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>>33611362
>Take the hardware out of it and burn it.
That's pretty hard on the old girl desu.

>>33611314
As far as sanded stocks goes that's better than most. It may have been chemically stripped instead of sanding. If you can find a newly made stock set you can probably cut the front section off and slice it in. Some stock makers are now just making front ends for some stocks because of this.

>>33606810

Eat shit, Kermit.

>>33612916
How much for a non rekt like 1939 one?

>>33612943
the ww2 Lugers keep jumping in price. you'd be looking at $1-2k depending on condition and matching serials.

>>33613107
id shit my pants if I saw a WWII p08 for 1k

>>33613132
i see them here from time to time for around $1200, but that seems steep to me for a standard 08 just because it has a swastika.

same thing with iron crosses. all my iron crosses except 1 are from WW1, because they cost half as much as the nazi shit but are literally the same thing.

>>33613196
where is here?

>>33609814
Noice.

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I don't see that many of these on here

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>>33613380

>>33610781
>>33610994
It could potentially be a Winchester 1895. They made a lot of those in .30-40 Krag.

>>33613792
That middle onea russian?

>>33604954
Isn't the artillery luger the model with the massive barrel?

>>33614544
Yes, pretty impractical as a ccw.

>>33604797
What should I look for when buying an Argentine or Spanish mauser? Pretty sure my LGS has a few spanish and an Argentine left.

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>>33615057
300-600, usually on the lower end.

>>33615057
http://www.jgsales.com/spanish-1916-mauser-bolt-action-short-rifle,-7x57,-good,-used.-p-80642.html

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>>33615057
The usual. Matching serial numbers, manufacturer's marks, signs of refurbishment like serial numbers on bolt/stock missing letter prefixes or "washed out" markings with the edges of the stampings worn down by polishing.

>>33615057
the argentine is a significantly better gun

>>33615080
how is this different than a normal kar98?

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>>33615403
It is a normal Kar.98.

>>33615445
Nope. Mine is the AZ model. Which has a longer barrel, different stock and front sight set up, and the way the trigger guard is made is different.
>>33615403
Which one? There are several Kar98s.

>>33616240
AZ is technically a designation for the trials rifle and was not in use after the rifle was adopted in 1908, because it was to replace the original Kar.98 and as such did not need to be differentiated from anything.

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>>33616371
Those are gorgeous rifles champ. Making me reconsider my most likely purchase this month.

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>>33612665
I don't think you understand how bubba'd this stock is. They even ground off the ledge the buttplate sits over.
In other arisaka news.

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/628675660

sriesel sold a fake'd carcano arisaka.

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>>33616460
I don't know which one you're considering, but I'd buy it. I had to resist dropping my whole paycheck on a Hakim last week, I'm probably going to end up spending most of the next one on it though.

Hey guys first time poster in the general. My lgs has a sporterized model 98 Mauser for $350. The barrel has matching numbers with other parts except for the hand guard and the stock obviously. The bore has nice rifiling but looks a little dark but that may be because it hasn't been cleaned in a long time. The part that stood out the most to me was that it had two original war eagles on the barrel. What I hated though was whoever bubba'd the rifle put aperture target sights on it. I've never been a fan of them. Would it be possible to restore the rifle a little bit to where it would be more comfortable to shoot? Is $350 a reasonable price for the rifle? Thanks guys I'm just getting into collecting. Sorry I don't have any pictures of it and the long winded speech.

>>33616581
$200 over sporter value. A new stock will be ludicrously expensive. But if its a well done bubba you could shoot in comforterably fine.


Can't comment ont he aperture sights without knowing how it was done. Drilled and tapped receiver or just an inplace swap of the stock rear sight (which was also numbered to the rifle)?

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>>33616581
>war eagles
Don't say "war eagles" Anon; people will laugh and throw things.
>Would it be possible to restore the rifle a little bit to where it would be more comfortable to shoot?
Comfortable all depends on you. M98 stocks generally have a short LOP so IDK how that'll work for you.
>Is $350 a reasonable price for the rifle?
Probably not for a bubba'ed Kar.98k, certainly not if the aperture sights were mounted in a way that permanently altered the receiver. For it to be worth it it would have to be a rare manufacturer/year example 100% matching with all remaining parts and the metal parts not irreversibly altered by the mounting of the target sights. Pics are a must.

>>33616662
>"war eagles"
That's literally what they're called though. Go to any purveyor of collectable firearms and you'll see the term in wide use.

>>33616557
Right now I'm debating between a French Rolling block in 8mm Lebel and a Ross Mk2. But that Type 38.... I do love 6.5 rifles.

>>33616680
>That's literally what they're called though.
No it really isn't. The only "purveyor" that I've seen use the term has been Classic and they also dumped a bunch of obvious fakes recently so...

>>33605640
Im thinking K31

anyone else have other suggestions?

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>>33616680
>Go to any purveyor of collectable firearms and you'll see the term in wide use.
'Sup Ben; did you guys ever find that Yugo M24/47 I returned to you back in 2012?

>>33616740
Mas 36.

But since you don't wanna listen, 1891 Mauser. They're pretty neat and still relatively cheap.

>>33616789
But I already have a Mauser. Im trying my best to stick with 1 one each family.

>>33616800
You have a Mauser 98. They're pretty different.

Or you could check out a Dutch Mannlicher or Gew 88.

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>>33616800
>stick with 1 one each family.
Oh yeah that'll last.

>>33616888
>spending that much on a set of identical guns that will never leave the back of your closet

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>that much
$2900 exactly on those ten rifles.
>will never leave the back of your closet
^_^

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>>33616972
>Identical guns
This is your last (you).

>>33617014
>$2900

just think, for that you could have picked up a couple actually interesting guns

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>>33604797
got this out a crate of mosins,something had messed up the shellac and it was bubbling up and falling off,scraped it all clean then cleaned the whole rifle,linseed oiled it and it turned out to be in great shape. 1927 izzy hex

>>33616800
>trying my best to stick with 1 one each family.
Youre fighting a losing battle friendo.

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>>33606765
Cheers, Have no idea where to find a bayonet for the carcano or turk mauser though.
>>33607185
I hope
>>33606890
Enfield with sword bayo I feel is the must buy for any commonwealth member
>>33606842
pls no bully

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>>33617373
Naked mosin anon is back and still turning stomachs

>>33617529
if you say so, lets see your by the way...
>>33617529
no thats not yours in the pic,so ....

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>>33617538
It is mine though. It's also here>>33616371 here>>33610944 and pic related

>>33617565
ok then if so its a nice rifle,hope you enjoy it!

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Holy shit MAS 36s are accurate

>>33616624
>>33616662
Thank you both. I think I may hold out until I find a better rifle, preferably one without much alteration.

Is there any place still selling k31s for a reasonable price, or is my best bet pray on gunbroker/a pawn shop?

>>33617529
Where did you get the ushanka?

>>33618023
No they are all gone forever. Just keep looking at gun broker it's the only place you will ever see another one.

>>33617373
Looks like shit

>>33617373
Shellac is still a thing you can buy

>>33618977
Fug off bubba

>>33617629
Holy shit what a fag

>>33614266
french

>>33618517
Amazon

>>33617884
Don't make me any more impatient than I already am! Thanks to California's nasty waiting period and my work schedule, it'll be two weeks until I can pick mine up from Krausewerk.

>>33609313
>>33609347
>>33609386

Get you a real wall rack
https://youtu.be/mOnH_deRTHw

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>>33617884
Told you.

>>33617884
You calling the 2 off paper shots flyers?

Any of you cats know if yugo sks barrels were serialed to the receiver?

Bought a 59/66 i assume was made commiefornia compliant. The grenade spigot was hacked off behind the threads and the stub welded on.

I'll rebarrel it if they're unserialed or just convert to normal sks standards if so

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I did a thing

Will Wolf .303 British ammo fuck up my Enfield No4?

>>33619779
Only shot 3 rounds.

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>>33619501
Is this just a characteristic of the pre/early war ones?

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>>33619957
Happy Mauser Day, Anon.

>>33620296
I want to say no, but I only have any real experience with the pre-armistice ones. I do know that those are much smoother than the refurbished ones, mostly because they've been worn in properly.

>>33619957
>K98
Kek

>>33620223
Yes
>>33620283
For what reason?

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>>33620538
>For what reason?
It's a pretty common method for accuracy testing.

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>>33617884
I used to own a post-war N series. I was shooting this 5 inch steel plate at 200 yard with it and I was hitting it regularly even with the front sight obscuring the whole plate.

>>33620331
The smoothness is because the post war refurbs have a rougher Parkerzation. Once you use one enough it'll wear in.

Since we're talking about them, I just sent some money off for one plus a 150+ rounds of ammo, mostly French surplus.

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>>33621084
I've been using PPU ammo. Wish 7.5 french were more common. I shoot my No1 Mk3 Lee Enfield a lot more and I have trouble using its sights.

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New gun

>>33620791
Why not 5 or 10. 3 seems odd

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>>33621779
I dunno, I always do 5 myself. But 3 is pretty common. Maybe so you can get more groups out of a 30rnd mag, and then that practice just migrated to other guns.

>>33621779
I only brought 1 20 round box to the range. I wanted to practice more than just bench shooting.

>>33622311
Oh no fucking way.... is that what I think it is?

>>33622902
Probably not just a real nice Chileno
>queue the raeggaton

>>33622911
Hard to tell, crest looked like a Luxembourg 1896.

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>>33622931
Luxembourg Model 1900s have the WF-Mauser Oberndorf rollmark and a 1900 date for a crest. They have a 3-digit serial number (only 500 produced) with an "L"-prefix.

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>>33623015
Well I'm retarded, I thought the crest was their lion. Shows how much I know about Mausers (or anything else).

What's the difference in the action of M96 (Swedish) and M93 (Spanish) mausers? Google gives little useful information and if you know of a website that could help me that'd be awesome

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>>33623063
They may have had some FN M1930 short rifles; IDK what those may have had for a crest.

>>33623105
M96 action moves the bolt guide rib from the inside of the left receiver wall onto the bolt body itself, allowing for a full-depth thumb cut in the left receiver wall to facilitate easier charging of the magazine from stripper clips. It also adds a gas vent hole in the bolt body, so in case of a pierced primer gases escaping into the bolt body interior can escape without forcing the firing pin backward excessively. M96 bolt face is also completely round, whereas the M93 has a square-off lower edge to help feed from the staggered-column magazine. The Swede m/96 specifically has an L-shaped cocking piece with a knurled surface for thumb purchase, and the safety can be engaged when the firing pin is in the fired position.

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>>33623189
I love my M38

lgs gun store has had a m96 sitting on the wall for ages they thought was sporterized. It just struck me at work today that it might be a m38. How should I check this without busting out a measuring tape?

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>>33623473
>How should I check this without busting out a measuring tape?
What's wrong with a measuring tape?

>>33623189
Thanks

>>33623621
I dont want them to think that I know its something that they dont know. Arnt m38s worth a little more?

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>>33623651
>I dont want them to think that I know its something that they dont know.
If they think it's been sporterized just BS something about wanting to see how much the barrel was cut down. Otherwise, I guess your best bet is to look at pictures of m/38s to get an idea of the proportions.
>Arnt m38s worth a little more?
To some people. There are fewer of them for sure.

>>33623688
Good idea. Did they keep the same sights on them when they got cut down?

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>>33623817
>Did they keep the same sights on them when they got cut down?
Yes. The cut-down ones will all be WF-Mauser or Carl Gustafs-made; Husqvarna m/38 are purpose-built.

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>>33623852
Thanks

No import marks i dont think. If its just an m38 and not been sporterized think its worh $300? Might be able to get a few bucks off since its been there for ever.

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>>33623954
>If its just an m38 and not been sporterized think its worh $300?
Yes.
>Might be able to get a few bucks off since its been there for ever.
Always worth a shot.

>>33623958
matching serial bent bolt and the right length is almost certainly m38 and not bubba then right? Im just gonna measure it

>>33618828
that is disappointing.

Want to buy K31, will pay shipping and all transfer fees

>>33624197
>Want to buy K31

you and me both. Keep an eye on century and classic. I think there is a few more coming in from switzerland but I know there are nit many at all left there.

>>33624301
it hurts man, i just got my 03 and it seems impossible to get a decent deal unless you know someone.

Im kind of friends with a local pawnshop and asked them to give me a call if anything cool comes through but i dont know how to make connections other than that.

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>Go to pick up the Lee-Enfield I've already put a deposit down on at local gun store
>They don't have it anymore for some reason

What a shitty day. At least I have /k/ to comfort me.

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>>33624301
>I think there is a few more coming in from switzerland
Probably not.

>>33604797
I tried to ask in /brg/ but that thread is about to die, maybe one of you could help me

I need a replacement rear sight for my inch pattern L1A1 FAL and I'm not having much luck with Google, everything seems to be sold out. Anyone know where I can get one?

>>33624391
classic had a few k11s like a week or two ago. I dont think its out of the question a handful more make it over.

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>>33624391
Almost certainly not. The last bunch Classic had were from either another importer or a collector, I forget which.

>>33624410
Ive been checking classic like twice a day because they start selling them before their emails get out. If they get anymore im buying 3.

>>33624487
if you get 3 you should sell me one.

From my research it looks like m39 bayonets are impossible to find. its one of my favorite rifles but not having the accessories irks me

>>33605072
fiocci does very reasonable seasonal releases on it

>>33624798
sure bud. I only need one, Im gonna do the same with with garands when the cmp gets them. Ill have to join the NRA for that though I think.

Is it worth it to pick up some extra magazines for my enfield? I just bought some clips and those should be fine, but i want to recreate a WWII kit and am not sure if they had an extra mag.

Also does anyone know a place that sells no4 cleaning rods? I can find every part but that

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>>33625079
Lee enfield mags weren't meant to be dropped like AR mags. They were only supposed to be removed for cleaning. You're supposed to reload from clips.

>>33625079
As far as I know they used the pull through cords.

>>33625137
I understand that, i guess i was asking if they were issued a spare or did they have to go to the armorer for that.

>>33625201
Weird, theres a spot in the buttstock for it

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>>33625225
Thats for the oiler.

>>33615153
LGS has one but theres a crack in the top handguard so I was kinda hesitating buying it

>>33625267
https://www.libertytreecollectors.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=487&idcategory=38

also repairing minor ones is pretty easy

>>33625254
Nah man, theres 2 holes.
Theres a large one for the oiler and a smaller one underneath

>>33625322
You're not supposed to take off the buttplate anon. But buttstocks don't even have a hole under the main compartment.


Cleaning rods were removed form service in 1899 ish.

Supposedly they had some field use ones the armorer would keep, but i've never seen one.


You sure this is a no4?

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>>33625423
Positive.
Pic related is the holes in the buttstock

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>>33625466
Its an irish contract mkII, maybe they did something different than the brits?

I highly doubt it though

>>33625466
The pull through cord goes in the big hole, the brass weight at the end goes into the smaller one.

>>33625466
Apparently you can't tell which side is up.
That's the hole for the pull through weight. Clearly visible in >>33625254

>>33621779
Three has been the standard for a hundred years... it's the minimum you can shoot to get a group: one is lucky and two is a line. More than three is just muddying the waters.

>>33624392
Did you try apex?

>>33624798
Yup. Only 20k bayonets made iirc.

>>33624391
>>33624422
IDK; Switzerland is about to be buttfucked by new gun regulations thanks to Schengen; we might see another wave of stuff .

>>33626261
pls god I dont want those cunts on gunbroker to make a fortune selling them

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>>33624136
>matching serial bent bolt and the right length is almost certainly m38 and not bubba then right?
Yes, either a purpose-built m/38 or a converted m/96-38.

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>>33626391
I should add: most m/96-38 conversions retained their straight bolt handles. They can always be identified by their manufacture dates of 1932 and earlier.

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I think my new Arisaka likes bondage.

>>33604797
What part of Missouri :3

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>>33626459
That's common for the Japanese.

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>>33626486
What camera do you even use. I always have blurry as fuck pictures. Or the middle is fine and everything else is fucked and blurry.

>>33626534
My galaxy S7 phone. It's got a great camera. One day I'll learn how to use some of its actual potential.

>>33626569
Now i feel worse. I'm using an actual digital camera. My phone is just some cheapo with an equally shit camera though.


Need to get one of them wide angle lenses for this thing, but canon wants 600 for the lowest grade. Thats like half a rifle right there.

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>>33626614
You can do a lot with a ~$100 camera.

>>33626614
The tool doesn't make the man. You can do A LOT with a shitty camera.

>>33626659
whatd you pay for that?

ive been half looking for one.

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>>33626659
camera itself was like 1200 new years ago. Its since been discontinued. I'm just bad as using it I'm sure.

>>33626837
So yer calling me shitty eh.

low blow

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>>33626844
>whatd you pay for that?
$750 last August. Only non-matching part is the cleaning rod.

>>33626880
That actually sounds reasonable 2bh