Carbines. Just Carbines.

[martin08]

In response to Majspud's wake up call, it's time to get some activity around here!

So, pics of your Carbines please! No long guns allowed.

I'll start with an unobtainium Soviet M38 in the extremely rare first pattern stock. Non-import marked, first year, and Finn captured to ice the cake.

 

[Rate_of_Twist]

Holy crap

I'm pretty sure you ave a more rare myosin carbine though

 

[warwickben]

Dam

 

[USMA-82]

Persian Carbine:

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c98/USMA-82/M49016.jpg

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Egyptian Rashid:

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c98/USMA-82/Rasheed1.jpg

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Enfield Royal Irish Constabulary Carbine:

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c98/USMA-82/NewEnfieldRICCarbine.jpg

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French MAS 49/56 (bottom) and Model 1892 (third from top):

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c98/USMA-82/IMG_3017.jpg

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[JuergenG]

Gebirgsjaegerkarabiner G33/40, dot42

 

[martin08]

Got the pics up for ya.

Persian Carbine:



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Egyptian Rashid:


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Enfield Royal Irish Constabulary Carbine:

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French MAS 49/56 (bottom) and Model 1892 (third from top):

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And a just few of the SKS's, to start.

 

[atilla]

do want.

M44 (feat. traded makarov [sad2]):

SKS (yugo):

 

[nickortizzle1035]

The old inland.


Sent via carrier pigeon

 

[OldNorth]

Gebirgsjaegerkarabiner G33/40, dot42

/me Drools.

Any NES'ers have Swedish Mauser Carbines to share? I lust after them something awful.

 

[JuergenG]

/me Drools.

Any NES'ers have Swedish Mauser Carbines to share? I lust after them something awful.

Sure!

1914 Carl Gustafs Stadsgevärsfaktori m/94-14, all matching




original m/14 bayo bayo


its original fodder


and a 1916 Carl Gustafs Stadsgevärsfaktori m/94-14, bolt m/m, converted to 7x57 before export to Germany (just widened the original barrel)

 

[hminsky]

CMP m1 carbine, Inland

 

[MJ1]

 

[majspud]

CMP m1 carbine, Inland

Have to say it - Nice Wood.



MS

 

[ColdDayInHell]

this thread is excelllent and I'm now very envious.

my M59/66

 

[majspud]

Unusual carbine: Yugoslavian M95M 8mm Conversion

Detective work on my part:

*Started life in 1903 as a Steyr contract M95 rifle for Bulgaria in 8x50mm
*Captured by Serbia in June 1913 in the Second Baltic War
*Survived WWI (Serbia used mostly the M91 Moisen-Nagant and the M95 Steyr)
*In 1924 Yugoslavia (formerly Serbia) adopted the 8mm (7.92x57) cartridge
*Rebuilt and cut down as an 8mm Repetier Stutzen (repeating short rifle) in 1938-1939 (#55424 of 122161)
*Conversion utilized a WWI Reparation M95 Austrian 4th Feldjager rifle stock cut down to carbine length of 40.5"
*The conversion closed the bottom of the magazine, added a charger cut-out for the receiver, an internal 5 round clip, a new bolt head and extractor, a Yugoslavian M24 barrel and hand guard, and Mauser type sights. The second 'M' is for Mauser.
*Second line weapon in WWII
*No import mark, bolt mis-match

 

[Maninblue1861]

early 6 digit all original as left factory Inland m1 carbine out stretching her legs this afternoon at reading rifle.

 

[roccoracer]

My No5 "Jungle Carbine"

My IBM with AO receiver. (From Majspud)

My M44 "Vietnam bringback"

 

[roccoracer]

Unusual carbine: Yugoslavian M95M 8mm Conversion

Detective work on my part:

*Started life in 1903 as a Steyr contract M95 rifle for Bulgaria in 8x50mm
*Captured by Serbia in June 1913 in the Second Baltic War
*Survived WWI (Serbia used mostly the M91 Moisen-Nagant and the M95 Steyr)
*In 1924 Yugoslavia (formerly Serbia) adopted the 8mm (7.92x57) cartridge
*Rebuilt and cut down as an 8mm Repetier Stutzen (repeating short rifle) in 1938-1939 (#55424 of 122161)
*Conversion utilized a WWI Reparation M95 Austrian 4th Feldjager rifle stock cut down to carbine length of 40.5"
*The conversion closed the bottom of the magazine, added a charger cut-out for the receiver, an internal 5 round clip, a new bolt head and extractor, a Yugoslavian M24 barrel and hand guard, and Mauser type sights. The second 'M' is for Mauser.
*Second line weapon in WWII
*No import mark, bolt mis-match

That looks familiar!

 

[martin08]

A commercial adaptation, but a not often seen SKS Hunter Carbine.

 

[majspud]

That looks familiar!

Waiting for your follow up!

MS

Oops - didn't see that you already followed up!

 

[MJ1]

New 91/59's

 

[majspud]

Mix-master NPM M1 carbine; sub contract Union Switch and Signal 'U' receiver. Hand guard and recoil plate are NPM. No import mark. Small parts are mixed as is to be expected: SJ stock and SG trigger group. WA hammer and mag release, JI bayonet mount, IO flat bolt, U front sight (correct) and op-rod. Three magazines (U, SI, and LU), NOS stock pouch “D. M. Shoe Co.” dated 1943, original flash hider, original experimental unissued Engineer Holster (LUB. CORP. 1943), and a reproduction tan web sling and oiler.











MS

 

[Ben Cartwright SASS]

WINCHESTER M1 CARBINE - BUILT DEC 7TH 1943

 

[SKS Ray]

A Romi G build

A pretty 55 Tula

An SAR1 and Colt AR along with the hardcore hoodie

A laminate M44

Yugo 98

Carbines

Just Carbines

 

[JuergenG]

Chromed Spanish M1895 Carbine by Fabrica de Armas Oviedo in 7x57mm

 

[martin08]

My only and lonely AK, WASR 10-63

 

[Jenny]

nice touch with that dime.

 

[atilla]

lots of nice stuff appeared in this thread.

i also like the mercury dime being added.

i'm total homo for coins. reminds me of being a kid and hunting for them with my father.

 

[MJ1]

Carbine is a generic term for short or handy rifle. Specific types should be named in the title or you just get flooded with all kinds of handy rifles,,LOL.

 

[dhuze]