Nice pics of the disassembled weapons at the site.
To: dynachrome
2 posted on
11/26/2013 5:59:29 PM PST by
Lurker
(Violence is rarely the answer. But when it is it is the only answer.)
To: dynachrome
I just added ~banglist~ to the keywords. ;)
3 posted on
11/26/2013 6:00:24 PM PST by
deoetdoctrinae
(Gun-free zones are playgrounds for felons.)
To: dynachrome; mylife
To: dynachrome
They should have included the 98 Mauser. Looking at those pictures of them disassembled, makes one realize just how complex those guns were. Excellent photography too.
I like the Mosin Nagant and the SMLE and they both were fine rifles but because of their rimmed cartridge, they were never quite as reliable as the Mauser.
12 posted on
11/26/2013 6:11:11 PM PST by
yarddog
(Romans 8: verses 38 and 39. "For I am persuaded".)
To: dynachrome
13 posted on
11/26/2013 6:12:14 PM PST by
JoeProBono
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To: dynachrome
I bought this Yugo Mauser around 5 years ago. The price was under a hundred and the dealer threw in 200 rounds of corrosive Egyptian ammo in a canvas bandolier. Not as well made as some of the early German, Czech, and Belgian Mausers but still good quality. They were in excellent condition.
18 posted on
11/26/2013 6:18:43 PM PST by
yarddog
(Romans 8: verses 38 and 39. "For I am persuaded".)
To: dynachrome
Gots my Mosin, bayonet and a 440 (I think) sardine can of ammo for less than $150.
35 posted on
11/26/2013 7:06:35 PM PST by
Starstruck
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To: dynachrome
I used to shoot mine out to 500 yards and hit the hill side I was aiming at.
i got an SVT from Russia and love it too. It is a 10 shot semi auto rifle from WWII.
42 posted on
11/27/2013 4:20:14 AM PST by
urbanpovertylawcenter
(the law and poverty collide in an urban setting and sparks fly)
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I bought this Yugo Mauser around 5 years ago. The price was under a hundred and the dealer threw in 200 rounds of corrosive Egyptian ammo in a canvas bandolier. Not as well made as some of the early German, Czech, and Belgian Mausers but still good quality. They were in excellent condition.