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Expendable Nate, what's in the holster on your hip?
Looks like a Browning HP?
Expendable Nate, what's in the holster on your hip?
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I think we can feel free to post from Boar War, First and Second World Wars/Korea/Umpteen "peacekeeping" missions, its all good.
During a torrid seperation some of my pic's disappeared that I had of our regimental museum. Ak-47s picked up in Cyprus during the 1974 Invasion. Rumored to have been sourced from the Greek cultural side.CANFORME EOD Tp in Kuwait City made a three way trade with the USMC for 24 different AKs with flats of beer off the Royal Navy minesweeping mother ship. I like the East German AK's build quality the best. Someone in Ottawa read the Janes All the World's Armies listing for Iraq, and sent us a collection list. They got what was available.
Long Branch No4s or Martini Henrys? One of the long time favourites was the No1 MkIII SMLE, many of which were turned out by the so-called Khyber Pass Gunsmiths.
Looks like a Browning HP?
Anybody run across any old Martini Henry's in Afghanistan? The Mujahideen found their heavy wad of lead to be helpful when flung thru the blades of a Soviet helicopter. And how about Long Branch No4s? We still had a swack of them in war reserve in the late '70s. They suddenly disappeared in the early '80s.
good old browning was brand new before tour