Norms guns....Jaw dropping...Lots O pics

[Gibbs505]

Can he adopt me?

 

[Claven2]

Norm must be awfully old to have collected those guns before it would have cost about $100,000.00 to do so...

 

[Stevo]

Norm must be awfully old to have collected those guns before it would have cost about $100,000.00 to do so...

Maybe Norm is the last survivor of the elite Wehrmacht unit sent to set up Hitler's final redoubt in the wilds of central Alberta? And he kept all the gear.

 

[Bumukas]

I want

,I KLICKED I saw I want,I want,I want,Mommie buy me those please mommie please.
A super display,and great photos. too.How long would it have taken
to get all those?

 

[Klunk]

,How long would it have taken
to get all those?

I dun know....awfully damn nice though

Hopefully Norm will give us the lowdown

Hopefully he WONT tell us what they cost originally....that would cause to many Nutz to have strokes and die on the spot

 

[Klunk]

So...heres the pics I have uploaded so far

EDIT: Ok folks, let's try to keep all of these pics and posts on this subject in a single thread. ......

I cant keep track of what goes wear...where?

So anyway....this is all the crap I have up now

Not all mine....but Its neat to see them all in the same place

:headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

 

[Klunk]

Oooo...forgot these oldies

 

[C96]

Okay CGN'ers, Here is the run down.

C-96 Broomhandles:Klunk Post # 1

WWI Mauser Red 9 with Prussian Eagle on the front of the magazine well
1930 Mauser C-96 with Holster (CDN capture from Luftwaffe Pilot 1945)
WWI Mauser C-96 Matching Rig, Holster dated 1916

Prewar Commercial, all matching Proof Fired Only
Large Ring Slabside, all matching, "Von Lengrerke & Detmold" New York
Cone Hammer, all matching, 1897
Prewar Commercial, matching with Britsh Proofs on bbl

DWM 1914 Artillery, marked 1915 with stock and holster
DWM 1914 Artillery, marked 1916 with stock, holster and type 2 snaildrum mag
1938 Mauser Farsi Artillery, All matching including leather. 3 Farsi mags, 2 of which match each other.

Klunk Post #20

Erma Mauser .22 Sub Calibre Kit all matching dated 1934
1939 JP Sauer K98k reworked by byf in 1940.
1941 Mauser K98k Portuguese Contract with matching Bayonet,
Proof fired only.

P38's

byf 43, light type extractor
byf 43, heavy type extractor
byf 44
byf 44 dualtone
svw 45 dualtone
svw 45 dualtone with French Proof

G/K43's

G43, bcd all matching rifle duffle cut
G43 ac44 all matching rifle, mismatched scope mount
K43 ac44 all matching rifle, mismatched scope mount, East German
K43 ac44 all matching rifle
qve45 matching, stock & bolt carrier force matched, East German

Mien Gott un himmel, I will have to limp back out to the halftrack and see vat else I can dig up. Sings get und leetle confusing at mine age.

 

[Klunk]

Mien Gott un himmel, I will have to limp back out to the halftrack and see vat else I can dig up. Sings get und leetle confusing at mine age.

Hheehhehe...more Norm

Very nice stuff...Probably making people cranky faced by now

Feel free to send more pics...I will put em up for ya:headbang:

 

[f_soldaten04]

moses and mohammed, you are either one old/rich, or lucky guy. or all of the above

 

[Sigismund]

is there a smiley that shows someone jaw dropping... i guess this one will do..

very very nice, sure wouldnt mind having a g43 in my collection.

 

[Scarecrow]

And I wonder why I never seem to find anymore decent milsurps! Can you old buggers die a little faster so I can get your stuff!

 

[Ahsan Ahmed]

VERY nice collection......

 

[Stevo]

Mien Gott un himmel, I will have to limp back out to the halftrack and see vat else I can dig up. Sings get und leetle confusing at mine age.

I knew it! Here's how I think it went down:

-Cargo U-boat through the Northwest Passage.
-Up the Mackenzie into Great Slave Lake.
-Up the Slave River disguised as a paddle wheeler, through the lakes and rivers to Waterways near Fort Mac.
-Overland via halftrack, cunningly disguised as Hudson's Bay Co. employees, complete with Bay blanket jackets and fur hats.
-Bunker dug in strangely tarry sand. Acts as excellent natural preservative to keep arms cache ready for the 4th Reich.

The recent expansion of the heavy oil industry explains the "re-appearance" of this arms cache. "Norm", or should I say Major-Leutnant Norman Skorzeny (Otto's brother), has had to dig up the cache, lest it be discovered.

I'm considering the possibility that there was an Imperial Japanese component to the team, given the recent pics of Japanese rifles Klunk "found via the EE".