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    Machine Gunner palepainter's Avatar
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    Two Russian Tula 1951, 1953 SKS, and my newly acquired 1943 Enfield. I would have to say the Enfield has the most charm.

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    My most recent purchase which is a K98. I have been after one of these forever and finally found a nice one locally. 1941 manuf. still has waffens like I really wanted. gun looks near new, bore is amazing as is the rifling. I ordered a 340rd. tin from AIM and can't wait to get it out to the range and test this baby out!
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    Two not uncommon rifles:
    1929 hex mosin 91/30
    1954 Tula SKS

    Interesting bits are:
    Mosin has the sniper proof, but no evidence of a scope ever being fitted, and it was unfired and unissued when I got it.
    The SKS is also unfired, and never packed in cosmo. Early KBI import. What I like is the striped siberian birch stock. Maybe not rare or anything, but cool factor is there.

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    Heck, this is the main readon for a C&R - to get interesting guns, one with a sense of history.

    I have an 1891 Mosin Nagant with German capture marks and Finnish army marks. It went to a lot of places.

    Any Swedish Mausers are cool and I've managed a few good ones. I have a few that had diopter sights put on them for shooting clubs - their version of CMP.

    I think my real favorites are several kar98K rifles that started as WWII German and ended up in Israel.

    A Hakim is fun to shoot since it is so big & loud.

    Steve

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    How come no one has said, "MY WIFE!" yet?
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
    How come no one has said, "MY WIFE!" yet?
    Because she isn't. years ago on a C&R mail list a member's wife told him, "I'm a Curio and you're a Relic."

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    I picked up a Webley Mark VI at a show in New Mexico for 250 bucks. It was a converted piece to shoot 45 acp in moon clips. Lockup was tight, the old man said he just didn't have ause for it anymore. The funny part was that at least 30 people at the show stopped me and wanted to know if it was for sale. I had offers going up to 600, but I refused. I really always wanted one. Its such an ugly little pistol that I find it beautiful. Besides, I was really excited to shoot it.

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