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Well no one has started one of these in a while (Nobody must be buying milsurps ;)) so I guess I will. If a mod could sticky it please.

For me it was a good St. Paddy's day. I came home from the shop with my first Longbranch. It is a 60L series, made in '44, 2 groove. Unfortunately she is sporterized, but the metal is intact minus the rear sight being filed to a 'V' (I have a C broad arrow MK3 rear sight in the parts tray). Bolt and receiver match, no numbers on the mag. Wrist is marked 'England' so I feel the British NOS foreend that I have sitting around will be okay, and find a new home when I get the rest of the parts.

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I just posted my Winchester Model 12 Trench gun that came in the mail this morning I guess that counts. Its here in the Milsurp thread right below. Also have a Winchester M1917 bayonet on its way to be affixed to the trench gun
 
1894 Swedish Mauser Carbine, 1914 first year with bayonet lug.

I have wanted one of these for years to complete my Swedish Mauser Collection, rare first I have seen and handled, now mine :). Now complete, Ok don't have all variants of sniper rifle, have one. With full bayonet and fob, yea Ha.


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1894 Swedish Mauser Carbine

I have wanted one of these for years to complete my Swedish Mauser Collection, rare first I have seen and handled, now mine :). Now complete, Ok don't have all variants of sniper rifle, have one. With full bayonet and fob, yea Ha.


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How much is a Swedish M94 bayonet worth nowadays?
I saw one at a gun show a few weeks ago and was tempted to buy it.
 
Found a USN MK 2 fighting knives by Camillus today at the local gun show.
Bought also a mint Enfield LongBranch 1945
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