Milsurp Survey

Milsurps

I have about 30 milsurp type firearms, rifles and handguns. Most are the usual, various Mausers, Nagants, etc.. A couple I have that I havent seen listed yet are:

AR-10 (original Armalite, converted auto made by A.I.)

Hk-G3 (another convert)

Egyptian Hakim and a Rashid

G-43 rifle

M-14 rifle (made by H&R)

Don't have a Krag for my collection yet though.
 
Looking at the list that I presented last year, I've added a few toys:

R/C Mauser 98
K31
Swiss Model 96/11
Second Norinco SKS
Norinco 14" 870 Clone (apparently used by some police forces in China/Hong Kong?)

Thankfully, I've joined the Silverdale Range and get a ride out there once in a while, so slowly I'm shooting all of these guns, and trying out my reloads....

Cheers!

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Here's my list of milsurp and military types....... I cannot anticipate getting much more in the near future (Swiss K-31 maybe), as I have yet to fire 20 of the toys below, much less sight them in and become proficient with them! When possible, I have been introducing new shooters to the sport with them though.

About a dozen or so of the rifles listed below were purchased several to ten years ago when the average price of a nice milsurp boltgun was under $100 dollars, while a couple of the more recent purchases (Mannlichers, M91/30 where still within the 125-150 dollar range. One of the Norinco M14's was purchased in kit form from SIR for $230 ten years ago....

1918 Lithgow SMLE (rough bore)
???? Ishapur SMLE
No 4, mk 1
1944 No 5 Jungle Carbine
1944 No 5 Jungle Carbine (with Indian re-inforcement screw...)
1916 Ross M10 (Bubbaized)
M96 Swede
1942 Husquvarna M 38 Swede
Ag42b
1900 M96/38 barrelled reciever
Brno Mauser 98k
Isreali Mauser 98k (7.62)
Isreali Mauser 98k (.22)
FR-8
1955 Polish M44
M91/30
Yugo SKS M59
Yugo Torkarev M70 (9mm)
Chinese SKS
Mannlicher M95 rifle (8x56R)
Mannlicher M95 carbine (8x56R)
1943? Springfield M1 Garand
M1 Carbine

Not quite milsurp but related, add:

CZ 858-2
3x Norinco M14S,
Norinco CQ311
Norinco 97T
Norinco 1911A1
Springfield M6 Scout
Remington 870 with slug barrel

With Regards,

Beadwindow
 
I have a PF No.4 MKII, 1952, full wood stock, 5 groove barrel. All original. very good shape.

Just wondering if anyone had a idea of about how much it might be worth today? I bought it 15yrs ago at a gun shop is Kitchener, Ont. If I remember right, I believe I paid $200 for it then.

Also have a No.4 Mk1, 1943 Longbranch, Sporterized.

No.4 Mk1 1943 Longbranch coverted and rebarrelled to a .308 Target rifle.
Norinco Chinese SKS
 
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In Q stores it would be,

" Rifle, Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield, Mk II " or
" Rifle, Long, Magazine, Lee-Medford, Mk 1

Most people miss the commas, but I assume you knew that.
Sail32
 
i have 5 milsurps:
1944 mosin nagant M1944 carbine
1942 Lee Enfield No.1 Mark III
two of Chinese Type-56 semi-auto carbine (SKS)
Type-54 pistol ( copy of Soviet TT-33 )
 
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SA m1D garands (7) Winch M1D garands (4) SIG 540(2) Israeli 98k 7.62 sniper rifles with scopes(2) No 4 enfield 7.62 sniper in box
 
Martini Henry Mk3
Martini Henry Mk4
LeeEnfield #4mk2
LeeEnfeild #5
LeeEnfield #5
SKS type 56 (treaded barrel and blade bayonet)
C7 (well as close to real as I could get ;) )
 
Have not seen the first two of these yet,

M.L.M. 1894 carbine
M. L. E. 1896 carbine
R. I. C. 1898 carbine
 
TOWER
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1805 New Land light Calvary Pistol.

Remington
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Remington Rolling Block NY State Militia-50-70 Gov


Enfields
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Enfield Henry Martini Mk I 1873, Canadian Marked 8th rifles
Enfield Henry Martini Mk III 1884
Lee-Enfield1899 No 1* charge loader(Fulton Regulated) all matching,oil can.
with BSA long distance Sights(Original).
Lee-Enfield no. 1 Mark III


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1871 Mauser field jaeger by Steyr (11x60 R)
Model 35 Brazilian Mauser 7x57
C-96 Mauser pistol c.1912
 
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U.S.
Springfield 1903 MK1
Remington 1903 Modified
Remington 1903 A3 (soon to be desporterized)
Remington 1903 A4 (wantabe)
Springfield 1903 A1 (in the works)
M1917 (nicest sporter I've ever seen & will stay that way!)
British
No.1 Mk.5 (like new with matching numbers)
 
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