After two years of using my laptop's integral camera to take shoddy mirror image pictures of my guns I finally bought my first digital camera. The Best Buy chick thought it was odd that a 22 year old had never owned a digital camera, but I put my budget towards better things like milsurps. I'm still new to this, but here are a few pictures of my modest collection.
The camera is a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10.
Longbranch No 4. Mk. I*, mismatched but bedded and accurized, a hell of a shooter, stocked with Maple.
Mosin Nagant 1891/30, $140 import marked from SIR, matching bolt/receiver, my 'first' gun.
East German K98 refurb, total mismatch of parts but a good accurate shooter.
NRF No. I Mk. III*, 1917 date of manufacture (I think), was unfired when I bought it, forend matches the nosecap, bolt, and receiver but the butt and handguards are replacements.
K98 'early model' bayonet purchased this month from Marstar.
Pat. 1908 bayonet for my No. I. Mk. III, Australian made.
The camera is a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H10.
Longbranch No 4. Mk. I*, mismatched but bedded and accurized, a hell of a shooter, stocked with Maple.
Mosin Nagant 1891/30, $140 import marked from SIR, matching bolt/receiver, my 'first' gun.
East German K98 refurb, total mismatch of parts but a good accurate shooter.
NRF No. I Mk. III*, 1917 date of manufacture (I think), was unfired when I bought it, forend matches the nosecap, bolt, and receiver but the butt and handguards are replacements.
K98 'early model' bayonet purchased this month from Marstar.
Pat. 1908 bayonet for my No. I. Mk. III, Australian made.
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