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Man... you are going to make me open the safe and get the camera aren't you?
ETA: Didn't need to get the camera out. I had some pairs already photographed.
A Pair of Webleys
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A Pair of Savages
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ETA: Didn't need to get the camera out. I had some pairs already photographed.
A Pair of Webleys
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A Pair of Savages
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ok how about 2 sets of 2s and one to grow on?
VZ24s , I love'em !
VZ24s , I love'em !
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How about 2 russian 53 Izzys?
or 2 new unissued Yugos?
by the way, there is only one monkey, follow the rules![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
or 2 new unissued Yugos?
by the way, there is only one monkey, follow the rules
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..MJ..
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my apologies to your cat,
And those 2 Yugos are beautiful!
my apologies to your cat,
And those 2 Yugos are beautiful!
Here's my two Kar 98k Mausers:
The one on the left (BYF 43) was uncrated by my Grandfather and his squad when he was in Europe for WW2. Sort of that period's version of our Mosin crate group buys... Except his squad paid for the crate by fighting in Europe. It was his hunting rifle until he was too old to shoot.
The one on the right (BYF 44) was my wife's Grandfather's. I think he got it after the war. Never met him to ask. My wife's folks bought the house and my father-in-law found it tucked away in a corner of the garage. It had never been fired (except in the factory in 1944 for proof testing). But was covered in surface rust. I restored it using an electrolysis tank and put it in that stock.
The one on the left (BYF 43) was uncrated by my Grandfather and his squad when he was in Europe for WW2. Sort of that period's version of our Mosin crate group buys... Except his squad paid for the crate by fighting in Europe. It was his hunting rifle until he was too old to shoot.
The one on the right (BYF 44) was my wife's Grandfather's. I think he got it after the war. Never met him to ask. My wife's folks bought the house and my father-in-law found it tucked away in a corner of the garage. It had never been fired (except in the factory in 1944 for proof testing). But was covered in surface rust. I restored it using an electrolysis tank and put it in that stock.
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A pair of 1916 Gew98s:
A matching Danzig (bolt, action, all metal) repaired and marked at a Saxon depot in 1917 with replacement wood from a donor Sturmgewehr stock.
A bolt MM V. Chr. Schilling converted to a Gew98M at Spandau in 1936 and reissued to and marked by the Bahnschutz, or railway police. Prior to conversion this rifle also bears the 1920 Weimer property mark.
MS
A matching Danzig (bolt, action, all metal) repaired and marked at a Saxon depot in 1917 with replacement wood from a donor Sturmgewehr stock.
A bolt MM V. Chr. Schilling converted to a Gew98M at Spandau in 1936 and reissued to and marked by the Bahnschutz, or railway police. Prior to conversion this rifle also bears the 1920 Weimer property mark.
MS
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JuergenG
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This is getting fun
That's five pairs of two. Save yo ammo; MJ1 seems to be a on a roll here
Oh stop it. Just having fun.
2 belt feds, and 2 german MG's (well taken at 2 dif times)
Here's 2 for my 1st post. Ive been reading allot on here for the last couple weeks and I know the Moose / The Godfather of the SkS hangs out here often![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
. I love collecting the SkS. Anyways this is a very cool site. The two guns are .... Top Chinese all matching Type 56 and bottom is all matching Sino-Banian.. Butt plate was being cleaned at time of photo.. KK 
. I love collecting the SkS. Anyways this is a very cool site. The two guns are .... Top Chinese all matching Type 56 and bottom is all matching Sino-Banian.. Butt plate was being cleaned at time of photo.. KK
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Welcome aboard KK... have not seen you since the "other board".
good to see you here!
good to see you here!
