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   Believe it or not- I got my C&R in January of thie year. I had none of these at that point. Top to bottom 1) Russian 91/30 2) Russian M38 3) British Enfield No 4 MK1 4) Ishy Enfield No 1 MK3 5) Beech Swiss K31 6) The prettiest Tiger Striped K31 you will ever see 7) German 98k AX41 (rare Code) UNBELIEVABLE stock! With swasitkas 8) Chinese SKS 9) RRA M4 with Trijicon TR21 w/ Larue Tactical Mount (Of Course)- After all this is AR15.com! |
"I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6."
1 SKS Chinese/1German 98K with markings/2 Swiss k31(including a GORGEOUS Tiger Striped/ 1 Russian M38/ 1 Russian 91/40 / 1 Enfield No. 1 MK 3 /and a Rock River Arms Elite M4!
1 SKS Chinese/1German 98K with markings/2 Swiss k31(including a GORGEOUS Tiger Striped/ 1 Russian M38/ 1 Russian 91/40 / 1 Enfield No. 1 MK 3 /and a Rock River Arms Elite M4!
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Here's a few more of my Swiss K-31's and my yugo's M24/47 and last but not least my new M48, All shoot like a dream.     2 swiss K-31's 2 mosin nagant's 91/30 and m38 m24/47 yugo mauser m48 yugo mauser Bushmaster AR-15 3 going on 4 WASR-10's Benelli Tatictal nova 12 guage rock island arms 45 acp yugo sks |
Nice little collection there. I like it. 
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Here's most of what I have: http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/43238083.jpg I need to get the camera out again. Some closers shots of some of them: http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/48458870.jpg This is a Springfield/Rock Island hybrid. The receiver was made at RRA around 1918 but they never assembled it into a rifle. Years later, Springfield obtained all fo RRA's leftover parts. Some receivers had no stamp and received the SA stamp & S/N. Some receivers had the RRA stamp and S/N. A small number, about 1500, had the RRA stamp but no S/N and when assembed into a completed rifle, SA put their serial number on it. http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/43818221/large.jpg http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/43238084.jpg MN91/30: http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/43238090.jpg 2 K-31's http://www.pbase.com/lehnherr/image/48459133.jpg |
Here are a few pictures I just took of my 1941 Lithgow Enfield SMLE...    
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As to the species of exercise, I advise the gun. While this gives a moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, independence and enterprise to the mind. - Thomas Jefferson
I just stripped the wood, buffed it down a bit with high grit sand paper, then steel wool to smooth it, then about 3 coats of hand-rubbed Boiled Linseed Oil. didn't touch the metal. |
I always tell friends that get married they'll really know their married the first time they think about strangling her. - XD_Fan
I was more curious if you made it look like a german mauser yourself, because id like to do that to mine. |
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I just got another m44 nagant and its a beauty :) all the numbes match made in 1946...but I cant get a good pick of the crest on the gun :( I have a good camera but I cant use the flash and when I get close the pic is blury :( but here are some pics its the one on the bottem  
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!943 Colt and holster, 1943 Winnie Carbine, 1942 Colt and holster and a 1942 Winnie Garand. http://pic14.picturetrail.com/VOL524/636041/1021439/34599711.jpg |
Nice collection, what is the 4th rifle (starting to the left)? |
well, all I changed out was the front barrel band. The one that came with it, kept coming loose after a few shots, ordered a replacement from tngunworks. I can't remember what year type I ordered, but it was speicfically the one I wanted. Other than that, I didn't replace anything on the rifle. The stock is obviously a yugo add on, not german. The barrel migh possible be a new yugo made barrel. I could be wrong though. -mark |
I always tell friends that get married they'll really know their married the first time they think about strangling her. - XD_Fan
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These 1944 walnut stocked rifles were "hand select" from AIM and were the filthiest firearms I've ever laid my eyes on - I was less than pleased when I opened up the shipping box. After much time and effort they seemed to clean up ok - I've only shot the lower one with excellent results. They don't compare with some of the beauties I seen posted but thy're mine and I love 'em. Just for kicks, I blued the butt plate on the upper rifle...thanks for looking!    
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Safe Queens are for sissies
"Look...a flock of flying brass"
"Wound my heart with a monotonous languor"
Safe Queens are for sissies
"Look...a flock of flying brass"
"Wound my heart with a monotonous languor"
Why's the ejection port on your S&W closed despite the slide being to the rear ? |
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At the end of the day, I'd rather be an internet commando or a troll than someone who couldn't master the basic fundamentals of reading in elementary school.
At the end of the day, I'd rather be an internet commando or a troll than someone who couldn't master the basic fundamentals of reading in elementary school.
 Beautiful rifle man!
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Thanks for the complement. I'm glad I bought it. |
IT must have been dropped in tall Vietnamese grass or soft Algerian sand...because that looks to be in great condition. I always thought those were some cool rifles. |
Survivalism explained to "non-prepaired" friends = I want to be able to weather any common event, storm, power outage, robbery with no problem at all. Conveniently, IF TEOTWAWKI comes then I get to avoid the inevitable shootouts at WalyWorld
Makes ya wonder huh? I still haven't fired it yet. But I will. |
do you work at a museum or something?? |
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