February Purchases
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Klunk said:You deciphered this??
Spring tension it caught inside the rail which is made to slide to the mount base
There is a roller, loses the abnormal play attachment. When outside (opposite side) from seeing, big
The plate which stops with the minus thread is visible, but it meaning that that is that spring it does.
It adjusts the top and bottom, turning the dial which the groove which is visible with the photograph is cut.
Under of that has become the graduation, the graduation to 100 - 800 m detailed click being attached,
It is. Between numerical value of the graduation at unequal interval, in other words, trajectory was calculated ballistic
It has become the table. If it is the military ammunition of that time, it just adjusts to the graduation
It is thought the impact it does in the distance.
This way being to be simple it does, the top and bottom adjustment, but Wien day left and right the G adjustment masters difficulty.
First, is not possible alone. I did, being the one person, but it was half-day work. (Laughing
The one person looks the scope, while keeping aiming, the supporter adjusts the scope.
The ↓ which shows the procedure on description below
Haha, looks like a paper of mine back from college. I just looked at all the purty pictures!
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Swedish Mauser M38
Picked this one up this weekend Made in 1944, mint bore, and blueing, a couple of marks on the stock,but has not been sanded or touched, stock, bolt shroud, and cocking piece does not match elec pencil, everything else does. What I have read less than 2000 of these were made in 1944.
Picked this one up this weekend Made in 1944, mint bore, and blueing, a couple of marks on the stock,but has not been sanded or touched, stock, bolt shroud, and cocking piece does not match elec pencil, everything else does. What I have read less than 2000 of these were made in 1944.
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Hi folks...
An addition to ~Angel~'s collection in February. Purchased from stencollector, who did a beautiful job creating a nice display piece out of this old girl.
1943 Longbranch MK II Sten Gun (Dewat)
(Click PIC to Enlarge)
1943 Longbranch Mk II Sten Gun (lots more detailed pics ... click here)http://imageevent.com/badgerdog/canadianservicerifles/1943stenmkiilongbranch
Regards,
Badger
An addition to ~Angel~'s collection in February. Purchased from stencollector, who did a beautiful job creating a nice display piece out of this old girl.
1943 Longbranch MK II Sten Gun (Dewat)
(Click PIC to Enlarge)
1943 Longbranch Mk II Sten Gun (lots more detailed pics ... click here)http://imageevent.com/badgerdog/canadianservicerifles/1943stenmkiilongbranch
Regards,
Badger
Here's my pretty new K98k.
It's a 1943 bcd Gustloff Werke K98k
K98k (7.92 x 57mm) 1943 Gustloff Werke, Weimar
(East German Post WW2 Re-build)
"All Matching Serial Numbers" (Except Rear Sight)
Bought it from Badgerdog and I'm sure it will make him cringe, but I'm going to put some more rounds through it so I can update soon with details on how well she groups.
She really is a beauty, the metal finish is flawless as is the wood (despite the mismatched handguard), Thanks Badgerdog
It's a 1943 bcd Gustloff Werke K98k
K98k (7.92 x 57mm) 1943 Gustloff Werke, Weimar
(East German Post WW2 Re-build)
"All Matching Serial Numbers" (Except Rear Sight)
Bought it from Badgerdog and I'm sure it will make him cringe, but I'm going to put some more rounds through it so I can update soon with details on how well she groups.
She really is a beauty, the metal finish is flawless as is the wood (despite the mismatched handguard), Thanks Badgerdog
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gunplumberr
Regular
newest addition....a 1940 marked Nagant Revolver with 1 box of ammunition with it
That is a beauty!!!!! Nice score!!!
Skippy said:Here's my pretty new K98k.
It's a 1943 bcd Gustloff Werke K98k
K98k (7.92 x 57mm) 1943 Gustloff Werke, Weimar
(East German Post WW2 Re-build)
"All Matching Serial Numbers" (Except Rear Sight)
Bought it from Badgerdog and I'm sure it will make him cringe, but I'm going to put some more rounds through it so I can update soon with details on how well she groups.
She really is a beauty, the metal finish is flawless as is the wood (despite the mismatched handguard), Thanks Badgerdog
Ahsan Ahmed
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
badbrass said:Picked this one up this weekend Made in 1944, mint bore, and blueing, a couple of marks on the stock,but has not been sanded or touched, stock, bolt shroud, and cocking piece does not match elec pencil, everything else does. What I have read less than 2000 of these were made in 1944.
Congrats on the Swede......groups should be excellent as usual?
I picked up a very nice winchester Garand M1D sniper today but it dosen't have a scope the bore is very nice it dosen't appear to be danish it came from an estate and the fellow had it for quite a while I'm hoping the scope will turn up when they go through more of the estate stuff .
