Your favourite Milsurp rifle

[762Russian]

Mosin-Nagant of any type. Harder than a coffin nail.

I like a lot of milsurps, but the Mosin is the topper.

 

[mark k]

Mausers, either 96's or 98's. I also like Radom pistols.

 

[mississaugagunnut]

I love my VZ58, that counts right?

Next up is my mint jungle carbine.

I hope to get a garand some day.

 

[sDot]

I love my Mosins..

 

[rdelliott]

My 1942 Long Branch.

 

[9Guns]

Schmidt Rubin K-31. The action is slick like a Swiss watch it's natural balance is wonderfull and damn does it ever shoot straight. just an all around pleasure to shoot.

 

[chadeech]

Well i dont have a mosin or a garand or a mauser sooo
guess ill stick with my trusty SKS

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Cheers

 

[DJdeadlyDALEK]

My SVT38, of course

 

[diesel_weasel666]

Arisaka Type 99- amazingly accurate once you get used th the sights

 

[AdrianM]

I like Long Branch No.4's. I'm a patriot. That's the sole reason.

My close second is a swede mauser. I like the steel and the 6.5X55 cartridge.

 

[tbaybmkr]

Well out of my collection was my Garand

but now, after being able to find brass, bullets and dies, I think I like shooting my French Bertheir in 8mm Lebel. It is a Turkish Forestry Service rifle.

 

[y2k]

My Mausers.

 

[joe n]

My Nagoya 1st Series Type 99, matching throughout, intact MUM. Two boxes of ammo and I've never fired a shot

 

[fredqc]

My Lebel 1886m93. I love the look and the loading mecanism. I know it is not the best mecanism, but a very elegant rifle. The bayonet is very nice too!

 

[rdelliott]

I like Long Branch No.4's. I'm a patriot. That's the sole reason.
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I will say it again: you shouldn't be allowed to vote in this country if you don't own a Long Branch.

 

[AdrianM]

I will say it again: you shouldn't be allowed to vote in this country if you don't own a Long Branch.

Haha...awesome.

 

[stickhunter]

My SVT38, of course

An awesome rifle, but it deserves a nice clear photograph

 

[stickhunter]

In terms of range shooting, my Beretta Garand would definitely get the nod --- the heft and smoothness make the 30-06 a pussycat. The only negative is the lack of surplus ammo these days.

In terms of fondling, my recently-acquired Port K98 owns that crown.

If you were to relax the dates to allow a 1952 design, then my Czech Vz. 52/57 sniper wins on both counts --- cheap ammunition and a great rifle take take apart and admire.

 

[bobfortier]

My Longbranch No 4, dated 1943

 

[na1lb0hm]

overall (looks, respect, sheer amazement and wonder)- garand
looks - kar98 in a blonde stock
sheer simplicity & respect - mosin