Carbines. Just Carbines.

NinerMaine · May 2, 2013

Ok.. this is fun. I wanna play as well.

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And to be up front... I have been selling so I do not own all of these any more. But each was at one point part of my collection.

martin08 · May 2, 2013

MJ1 said:
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.

The point, exactly!

More unobtainium: Type-63 North Korean SKS

MJ1 · May 2, 2013

'43 SAGINAW S'G' all parts marked SG Cute rifle.

martin08 · May 3, 2013

Polish Wz. M91/98/25 in 7.92X57

JuergenG · May 3, 2013

Kar.98 Erfurt 1916 double dated 1920 (Reichswehr takeover) and R.F.V. stock number

MJ1 · May 3, 2013

Unissued and unfired M48's with full kit.

I see a range day before I let these go.

Rate_of_Twist · May 3, 2013

martin08 said:
Polish Wz. M91/98/25 in 7.92X57

Could you explain the history behind this one? Very cool

majspud · May 3, 2013

I've heard about those M91/98/25 conversions...too rare for my cabinet.

MS

Rate_of_Twist · May 3, 2013

I want to know if martin08 and 50bmg do paid tours of their vaults! Kinda like a grown up Disneyland!

martin08 · May 3, 2013

**DRB** said:
Could you explain the history behind this one? Very cool

Why yes, I could! But it will be for more than one, as I've found two in the past three years. And just to elaborate, I've needed to rescue both of them from Bubba. I'm not usually in the business of fabricating replicas, but the exotic nature of these guns begged for better stock representations.

http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/mil-surp-collectors/138156-polish-wz-91-98-25-interarms-sporter-many-pics.html

http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/mil-surp-collectors/130430-before-after.html

JuergenG · May 4, 2013

Erfurt 1893 Kar.88, issued to the 3rd Bavarian Cheveaulegers (light Cav). It has not been converted to the 8x57 sS round

MJ1 · May 4, 2013

A while back I got a call from an FFL who had a client who needed bail money. A year went by and this guy calls me and wants his rifle back. LOL

majspud · May 4, 2013

JuergenG said:
Erfurt 1893 Kar.88, issued to the 3rd Bavarian Cheveaulegers (light Cav). It has not been converted to the 8x57 sS round

NICE! Love unit marked pieces.

[bow]

MS

martin08 · May 4, 2013

MJ1 said:
A while back I got a call from an FFL who had a client who needed bail money. A year went by and this guy calls me and wants his rifle back. LOL

Looks pretty comfortable, right where it is!

majspud said:
NICE! Love unit marked pieces.

MS

Here's a nice unit marked carbine.

K.Mod.71 single shot Mauser Cavalry Carbine in 11 X 60mm.

Check out the size of the mouth on that sucker! Built in 1876. Entered into service in 1877.

This is a short Cavalry version Mauser that was initially commissioned for Frederick Wilhelm (FW) of Prussia at the factory of Österreichische Waffenfabriksgesellschaft, or what is now Steyr. The unit numbers (3.G.U.2.136) the 3d (Prussian) Garde-Ulan (Regiment), 2d squadron, weapon number 136 in squadron. Ulan (sometimes Uhlan) = lancer. Regiment raised 1860.

JuergenG · May 4, 2013

Very nice! That'd be the right companion for my I.G. 71 and 71/84.

MJ1 · May 4, 2013

NinerMaine · May 5, 2013

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Arisaka Type 44.

martin08 · May 5, 2013

Non-import marked M21 Chinese SKS. Highly probable Vietnam cache gun bringback. Appears unused.

MJ1 · May 5, 2013

As long as we had some AK's posted here is one of my favorite carbines.

JuergenG · May 5, 2013

Winchester .30 M1 Carbine in hunting stock. The stock has been swapped for an original by now.

martin08 · May 6, 2013

Navy Arms Farmer's Friend and Sharpshooter. Complete rigs with all accessories and carry crates.

JuergenG · May 6, 2013

Early Inland (357,xxx)w/ after market folding stock. Once in its career the Carbine was converted to M2 specs, then to M1A1.
It still has the round bolt.

atilla · May 6, 2013

some more wicked nice shit ITT. ran out of reps for you guys. keep posting!

JuergenG · May 6, 2013

You asked, so you shall receive.
Peruvian M1935 Carbine made by FN

George D · May 8, 2013

Super Clean Ishevsk M44 1946, blonde stock.

"Bavarian Carbine" Saginaw M1, Austrian Rural Police Marked.

Steyr M95 I just gave away in the karma section.

JuergenG · May 8, 2013

Another Steyr M95 by Steyr AG

Rate_of_Twist · May 8, 2013

Nothing rare or unique but. 44 izzy m44 and 54 Tula SKS

While pristine, new looking is collectible and fashionable I like my guns to feel like they have been somewhere. These two are the perfect match for one another

MJ1 · May 9, 2013

Unissued Yugo

JuergenG · May 9, 2013

More Kar.98's. The 2nd one has been fitted with a Polish Wz.29 stock

martin08 · May 9, 2013

Oops.

Somehow, we're getting into very long looking carbines! So, back on track!

Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891 Cavalry Carbine

This is not the cut down 1891 rife, the Model 1909, nor the Engineers Conversion of the 1930's era. It's chambered in 7.65 X 53. Notice it was also built with only one sling loop on the rear. There are some references to it originally being equipped with a saddle ring, but I have yet to see one while cruising the net.

Carbines. Just Carbines.

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