Lets see some rare markings.
- Thread starter J996
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1919 "big hammer" Tula M1891 - probably my rarest milsurp
Sestroryetsk M1891 - not too rare but not the most common - I know a few guys on here have one or two aswell, share some pictures!
1939 Tula 91/30 - SA/D/41 - not rare but uncommon compared to refurb 91/30s
Sestroryetsk M1891 - not too rare but not the most common - I know a few guys on here have one or two aswell, share some pictures!
1939 Tula 91/30 - SA/D/41 - not rare but uncommon compared to refurb 91/30s
Here's a head scratcher from my M44. As far as I know, nobody anywhere has been able to identify it. It looks like HEC4 inside a diamond. There have been a small handful of reports about rifles with the stamp, but no answer about its meaning...
The stock is non-refurbed all-original.
The stock is non-refurbed all-original.
PerversPépère
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Shawinigan (Quebec)
What?!! no "PUOLUSTUSLAITOS" yet? 
PP.
PP.
I'll play - why not?
Bulgarian M95M (middle)
This might count - original Volksturm armband:
Gahendra Martini in Nepalese:
Luftampt "no code" K98k:
dot43 MG34 (not rare, but rare in Canada):
Hackmann bayonet:
2nd year production early M27:
First yr production Izhevsk SVT40:
P38 with matching mag(!):
Kovrov PTRD:
M24:
Straight Stock Sako M39:
SkY M39:
M91B with hang tag:
AZF Austrian capture mark:
1894 Glisenti:
East India Company Pattern F musket:
Aldis Pattern 1918 scope adjustment tool:
an uncommon scope
Interesting serial number for a LB Sniper...
Fairbairn Sykes:
No.23MkII rifle-fired grenade:
Uncut M1907 Ishapore made bayonet:
yadda, yadda, yadda....
Bulgarian M95M (middle)
This might count - original Volksturm armband:
Gahendra Martini in Nepalese:
Luftampt "no code" K98k:
dot43 MG34 (not rare, but rare in Canada):
Hackmann bayonet:
2nd year production early M27:
First yr production Izhevsk SVT40:
P38 with matching mag(!):
Kovrov PTRD:
M24:
Straight Stock Sako M39:
SkY M39:
M91B with hang tag:
AZF Austrian capture mark:
1894 Glisenti:
East India Company Pattern F musket:
Aldis Pattern 1918 scope adjustment tool:
an uncommon scope
Interesting serial number for a LB Sniper...
Fairbairn Sykes:
No.23MkII rifle-fired grenade:
Uncut M1907 Ishapore made bayonet:
yadda, yadda, yadda....
What?!! no "PUOLUSTUSLAITOS" yet?
PP.
Klunk will be along shortly.
PerversPépère
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Shawinigan (Quebec)
Thanks Claven!
I'll have to drag some out of my closet and get the macro lens in battery... Nice S.K.Y. and M-24, BTW!
PP.
I'll have to drag some out of my closet and get the macro lens in battery... Nice S.K.Y. and M-24, BTW!
PP.
Mozambique Military Depot-marked Mauser-Vergueiro M1904 (NOT M1904/39) - a WW1 East African campaign veteran.
Yugoslavian officer-model Browning 1922 - not the more common elisted model
10th Dragoon Regiment marked Roth-Steyr M1907
RAF-marked Colt 1911 .455
British-proofed Colt 1905
Birmingham-made Belgian Mauser 1889 carbine
Canadian M&D marked MLE Mk.I*
Yugoslavian officer-model Browning 1922 - not the more common elisted model
10th Dragoon Regiment marked Roth-Steyr M1907
RAF-marked Colt 1911 .455
British-proofed Colt 1905
Birmingham-made Belgian Mauser 1889 carbine
Canadian M&D marked MLE Mk.I*
