Used to be a milsurp?

[Speedway]

Got with the Mosin. Old European Milsurp made into a shotgun?

70 caliber maybe? Described to me as a Zulu shotgun. Barrel is still rifled.

What a steaming pile of dog crap. What did it start life out as?

 

[MACGYVR]

Here is all your info

http://arms2armor.com/store/product381.html

 

[SKS Ray]

I could have fun scrubbing that thing up and making it into a cool wall hanger

 

[Speedway]

Here is all your info

http://arms2armor.com/store/product381.html

Thank you!

The only thing mine has going for it is the original rear sight and the stock was not cut down.

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I could have fun scrubbing that thing up and making it into a cool wall hanger

I may take you up on that offer.

 

[GunGrey]

****ing French

 

[USMA-82]

I'm not able to pull up the link for some reason, but that appears to be an Enfield with the Snider conversion to turn it from a muzzle loader to a breech loader. I have one in shootable condition, and it's alot of fun - big puffs of white smoke.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snider-Enfield

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[45collector]

I'll bring the popcorn and the first aid kit if you try to shoot that puppy.

 

[Speedway]

I'll bring the popcorn and the first aid kit if you try to shoot that puppy.

If I shoot it, it will be with another rifle aimed at it.

 

[40 caliber]

my neighbor showed me a POS in condition like that ,, wanted me to tell them what its worth

they thought they had something

 

[noddaduma]

Looks like you could get it fairly clean. I'd say put together an electrolysis tank and clean it.

1 tablespoon baking soda per gallon of water

Battery charger with negative connected to the metal

Positive connected to sacrificial metal like a rebar.

Go to surplusrifleforum.com and look for the thread on electrolysis tank.

 

[Carguy]

I know some guys on another forum that pick up stuff like that that look like they were buried with the trash in 1839 then they bring them back to life somehow. A very cool project.

 

[Speedway]

I know some guys on another forum that pick up stuff like that that look like they were buried with the trash in 1839 then they bring them back to life somehow. A very cool project.

Glad someone likes it. I don't know what I was thinking, picking this one up.

 

[flintoid]

Looks like you could get it fairly clean. I'd say put together an electrolysis tank and clean it.

1 tablespoon baking soda per gallon of water

Battery charger with negative connected to the metal

Positive connected to sacrificial metal like a rebar.

Go to surplusrifleforum.com and look for the thread on electrolysis tank.

+1 to this. It would be a very good start to restoring her.

People that dig up artifacts in northern Europe WW2 battlefields do this method on site. And it does wonders for the artifacts that have been living in the Taiga for 70 years...

 

[OfficerObie59]

Looks like you could get it fairly clean. I'd say put together an electrolysis tank and clean it.

1 tablespoon baking soda per gallon of water

Battery charger with negative connected to the metal

Positive connected to sacrificial metal like a rebar.

Go to surplusrifleforum.com and look for the thread on electrolysis tank.

http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=62728

Some of the stuff guys have done in that thread WRT removing rust is nothing short of amazing.

 

[noddaduma]

http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=62728

Some of the stuff guys have done in that thread WRT removing rust is nothing short of amazing.

yep. One of my mausers is in there. http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=62728&start=105#p734106