More deals coming....

2bad4u2 said:
At this point, I'd be content with non-corrosive surplus ammo that wouldn't cost an arm & leg to buy. I really don't have a need to buy more guns that I have to worry about feeding.
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Other than some American and some Canadian surplus, there was never much non-corrosive military ammo on the market....
John
 
johnone said:
Maybe we should ask the parrot ??
Seriously, as we have learned from the past, we will not publish combos until the goods are in the warehouse, otherwise there is simply too much complaining.... That said I can assure you that our combos will be beyond your expectations, NO DEALER has ever offered what we will present you with in a couple of weeks....
YES this will include major freebies
Thank you, and the parrot for your interest....
John
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LOL Thanks John, I'll keep checking this thread daily =)
 
HOw about some norinco 1897 pump action shotguns? Still looking for one of those or a chaparell 1897 Winchester shotgun!!
 
Pblatzz said:
Perhaps captured Arisakas from The Battle of Khalkhyn Gol??
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Think about this:

At the time of the Manchurian Strategic Offensive Operation, when the Soviet Red Army invaded Manchukuo, Inner Mongolia, Korea and Japanese-held islands in August 1945, the Kwantung Army's strength was at around 1,320,000 men, with one armored division, 32 infantry divisions, six independent brigades, and up to 25 security battalions.

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The remnants of the Kwantung Army either lay dead on the battlefield or were on their way to Soviet prisoner-of-war camps. Over five hundred thousand Japanese prisoners of war were sent to work in Soviet labor camps in Siberia, Russian Far East and Mongolia.
 
So, somewhere is a warehouse filled with a potential cash of nambu pistols and arisaka rifles... I like that idea.


guess_kto said:
Think about this:

At the time of the Manchurian Strategic Offensive Operation, when the Soviet Red Army invaded Manchukuo, Inner Mongolia, Korea and Japanese-held islands in August 1945, the Kwantung Army's strength was at around 1,320,000 men, with one armored division, 32 infantry divisions, six independent brigades, and up to 25 security battalions.

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The remnants of the Kwantung Army either lay dead on the battlefield or were on their way to Soviet prisoner-of-war camps. Over five hundred thousand Japanese prisoners of war were sent to work in Soviet labor camps in Siberia, Russian Far East and Mongolia.
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If we could put such pieces in display cases for all to see without running the risk of being charged with improper storage then I would very interested.

Unless the laws change they are All wrong calibers if you ask me unless you reload that is.

Honestly most of us want firearms that we can find ammo for on the open market.

Sorry nambu and Arisaka Firearms don't interest me
 
Awesome, more for me.


jwillmoore said:
If we could put such pieces in display cases for all to see without running the risk of being charged with improper storage then I would very interested.

Unless the laws change they are All wrong calibers if you ask me unless you reload that is.

Honestly most of us want firearms that we can find ammo for on the open market.

Sorry nambu and Arisaka Firearms don't interest me
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Having an interest in historical firearms and reloading go hand in hand. No commercial or surplus ammo will perform better in old milsurps than a custom reload, tuned for that one rifle, will.

It's very much a satisfying process, not much different than changing your own oil, brake linings, or spark plugs. It turns the piece from A Gun, that you just happen to own, to Your Gun, and will bring to life what is otherwise a wall hanger.

At least the next generation will have a new wave of cheap surplus guns to buy second hand once the dirt cheap surplus 54r and x39 run dry and the buy n blast types begin offloading their now too-expensive-to-feed rifles.
 
Lots of guns = lots of ammo is needed = business opportunity. There is already a good source of new made ammo available in x39 and x54R. Once surplus is gone, all manufacturers will boost their production. At the end, all of them make this ammo already.

Here is a good example, Nagant revolvers came here while not surplus ammo was available. Now, you have Fiocchi and Prvy Partizan (aka Hot Shot, etc) available. Surplus ammo jumps out here and there too.
 
So far this thread has given me , Lots of info on attack helicopters. A geography lesson. A military history lesson. A international shipping lesson. A stand up comedy routine and a history of the internet. And so the ship has left Rotterdam is it now going to stop in Libya and Syria for some lightly used commie weapons?????? Maybe all this "HYPE" is overrated??? I quess we will find out when the ship arrives????
 
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