Antique/old rifles
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metalman3006
Gun Hoarder
I collect mostly WWII rifles,Garand-arisaka-carcano-enfield-mauser-Mas-mosin's, but I have a couple of stevens favorites and crack shots in 22 and 32 rimfire. I also like Hopkins and Allen, spur trigger revolvers, dictators-robin hoods, 12 gauge single shot drop breech shot gun, 22 double action, 32 S&W top break, and old Herington and richardsons revolvers, Model 1905 in 32 s&w. I also have a winchester 1897 pump shotgun.
Half-cocked
Senior Meatbag
- Mar 14, 2006
- 23,937
I think there are as many C&R holders on this forum as not. And we're working on converting the other half...
I hope to be assimilated very soon.
I am a novice collector 
I collect whatever is the most affordable milsurp sold by the ton....till I get a job and can afford really good stuff.
If I had the money I would start collecting cut-aways. I already have a CZ52 cutaway to start.
THis is my collection minus the last six or so guns:
I collect whatever is the most affordable milsurp sold by the ton....till I get a job and can afford really good stuff.
If I had the money I would start collecting cut-aways. I already have a CZ52 cutaway to start.
THis is my collection minus the last six or so guns:
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Correction, there are nine guns missing.
DD214
Founder
Lol, actually there are hundreds of guns missing. I am finding them one at a time as time goes by.Crap, I hope you find out who did it.
Adams74Chevy
Hits broadsides of barns
I think your over your limit of C&R I can gladly bring you back down to an acceptable amount 
Guess what I got in the mail today?
I am assimilated!!!
I am assimilated!!!
Half-cocked
Senior Meatbag
- Mar 14, 2006
- 23,937
Guess what I got in the mail today?
I am assimilated!!!
Congrats!!! Now, take a long hard look at those green pieces of paper in your wallet... and kiss 'em goodbye!
h2u
Village Idiot
As has been said before- DO NOT SIGN THE ORIGINAL LICENSE!!!!! You can get excited and do something that will put you back a little.
ETA-- Having said that- I have purchased a few C&R items by faxing a copy of the 03 to AIM, Midway Brownells, SOG.
I guess that if someone does sign the original, they could still be in business with a few companies......
ETA-- Having said that- I have purchased a few C&R items by faxing a copy of the 03 to AIM, Midway Brownells, SOG.
I guess that if someone does sign the original, they could still be in business with a few companies......
YOu beat me to mentioning it.
Guess what I got in the mail today?
I am assimilated!!!
Now, Cut up all your credit cards, and place the pieces in the fireplace lol. Congragulations, I have had mine for going on 6 months now and I have not purchased a single thing with it yet. What I want real bad now is a CZ-52.
coinboy
Yeah, Sweet Lemonade.
My older guns.
Not pictured is a Russian SKS and an M1 Carbine.
Still waiting to get a nice M1 Garand.
1953 Romanian TT-33 Tokarev
CZ-52
1994 CZ-82 from SOG. CAI imported. Excellent condition.
2 mags, holster, lanyad, and cleaning rod.
CZ-52 from SOG. CAI imported. Very nice condition.
1 mag, no accessories.
1944 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Izhevsk arsenal with plastic grips and non-re-arsenaled.
1933 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Tula arsenal with wooden grips and re-arsenaled.
1937 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Tula arsenal with wooden grips and re-arsenaled.
1989 CZ-82 from AIM Surplus in excellent condition.
1941 Walther P-38 WWII Nazi marked captured by the Russians.
Russian M44
Yugo SKS
Russian M38
Russian M91/30
My only antique.
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1864 Springfield Joslyn Rifle
This rifle was originally a cap and ball rifle and was converted after the war by a man named Joslyn as a prototype. It was the first military rifle commisioned by the U.S. Government to use a breech loading cartridge. It is a .50 rimfire. No I have never shot it. I have also never seen a cartridge for it. I was told by the people at the Antiques Roadshow that came to the Baltimore convention center that this rifle is worth $3000! My dad purchased it for $100!
Now it's mine.
Not pictured is a Russian SKS and an M1 Carbine.
Still waiting to get a nice M1 Garand.
1953 Romanian TT-33 Tokarev
CZ-52
1994 CZ-82 from SOG. CAI imported. Excellent condition.
2 mags, holster, lanyad, and cleaning rod.
CZ-52 from SOG. CAI imported. Very nice condition.
1 mag, no accessories.
1944 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Izhevsk arsenal with plastic grips and non-re-arsenaled.
1933 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Tula arsenal with wooden grips and re-arsenaled.
1937 Russian Nagant-officer revolver, Tula arsenal with wooden grips and re-arsenaled.
1989 CZ-82 from AIM Surplus in excellent condition.
1941 Walther P-38 WWII Nazi marked captured by the Russians.
Russian M44
Yugo SKS
Russian M38
Russian M91/30
My only antique.
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1864 Springfield Joslyn Rifle
This rifle was originally a cap and ball rifle and was converted after the war by a man named Joslyn as a prototype. It was the first military rifle commisioned by the U.S. Government to use a breech loading cartridge. It is a .50 rimfire. No I have never shot it. I have also never seen a cartridge for it. I was told by the people at the Antiques Roadshow that came to the Baltimore convention center that this rifle is worth $3000! My dad purchased it for $100!
Now it's mine.
