Milsurps from WWII to present days.

[MapleSugar]

Awesome collection!

I'm curious, are you an expat Canadian, or originally from Luxembourg?

Are you able to shoot the full-auto's, or are they for show only?

 

[theholeinthedonut]

Awesome collection!

I'm curious, are you an expat Canadian, or originally from Luxembourg?

Are you able to shoot the full-auto's, or are they for show only?

No expat, original breed! The full-autos are for show only...officially!

 

[EMEDiva]

Fabulous collection. Your married too. Darn.

 

[cote_b]

I officialy hate myself after seeing all these. I love milsurps dearly and this makes me most jealous.

 

[MapleSugar]

No expat, original breed! The full-autos are for show only...officially!

Your country seems to have similar gun laws with New Zealand.

Are there any hot chicks in Luxembourg with a fetish for middle-aged Canadian males?

It helps if they're incredibly wealthy too.

 

[theholeinthedonut]

The War Babys

 

[vermintrex]

I'm torn....I want you to stop posting pictures of these incredible firearms..but at the same time I want you to keep posting pictures of these incredible firearms

 

[Knuckles Muldoon]

So jealous! Beautiful collection!

 

[vermintrex]

Just out of curiosity....what made you decide to join a Canadian firearms enthusiasts forum ?

Not complaining, I appreciate you sharing your collection, just curious why us ?

 

[theholeinthedonut]

Just out of curiosity....what made you decide to join a Canadian firearms enthusiasts forum ?

Not complaining, I appreciate you sharing your collection, just curious why us ?

A few years back I was focusing on post WWII small arms, at that time I was looking for an AR15 style carbine and couldn't find anything, it was before OA and all the other european producers went to the market. So there was a guy who said he could import Dlask, a company I never had heard about....so, on advice from a Canadian member, I joined CGN to ask around about Dlask. I kind of got stuck in this nice place.

Just for the completeness of the story: the Dlask deal never went through and I got myself a HK MR223 ;-)

 

[theholeinthedonut]

I "salvaged" this Garand from a farmers attic. I cleaned up the new Garand. According to Bruce Canfield's excellent book, it was made in july 1942, same date on the barrel, seems to be all original parts, the stacking swivel is misisng wich somehow is the norm for the battlefield leftovers.

 

[Zdragunov]

She is beautiful

 

[theholeinthedonut]

S&W Victory in .38 special.

 

[mcpherson284]

In the spirit of sharing, here are a few pictures of the display I put up once a year at the local Gun Show.

 

[theholeinthedonut]

Nîce, I love the Trench guns and the Reising!

 

[gaff]

very nice

 

[Bittermansbro]

Oooh, you have a Remington Model 10 Trench...how I have been pining for one of those for ever.....very nice collection and display.

 

[dogface]

What are the markings on the Reising?

 

[mcpherson284]

Nîce, I love the Trench guns and the Reising!

Thanks, theholeinthedonut. The interesting thing about the Reising is that it isn't just Marine Corp marked, the infor mation that I have been able to find and read up on shows that it was issued to the Para-Marines.

 

[mcpherson284]

Oooh, you have a Remington Model 10 Trench...how I have been pining for one of those for ever.....very nice collection and display.

They are out there, but to find one with original wood, it is very rare.