Podolsk SVT-40 at leverarms
- Thread starter Irons78
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Yes, I'll post them next week.
How do you know which is an AVT stock and which isn't? I have no clue how to tell the difference.
Mine is going on the EE for my total cost as I bought 4 milsurp rifles in 2 weeks and this one was an impulse buy (like the others weren't
). The other ones were in calibers that I already have, this one isn't.
- Location
- Leduc County, Alberta
VZ24 & Podolsk SVT-40 have arrived (bayo and cleaning rod extension are for the VZ24), both are in great shape:
Your VZ24 is a beautiful looking rifle , one of those is next on my list
Your VZ24 is a beautiful looking rifle , one of those is next on my list
This is the reason why I bought, Podolsk was secondary and looks like it's heading to a new home. Took about 20min for a guy in this thread to buy my Podolsk I just listed. Don't want to jinx myself, it's not quite paid for yet.
VZ24's Bayonet is new in cosmo. Bore has very strong rifling but has a layer of cosmo in it... will run a patch and see what I have. Very happy for the money I spent on it. If there are any more in that condition, snap them up!
I would order one tomorrow but sadly no funds available , hopefully i can find one a couple months from now !!
Thank you. The reason I asked is because stock has 2 cuts and marked with A, I thought it would be possible to see a year under the star, but it's not visible. From what I see it's probably one of the first adaptation of narrow stock to AVT rifles.
No problem , yeah i opted for the (hand select) option i wanted a early Tula with a AVT stock and a 6 port muzzle break, right or wrong its my belief that the earlier produced rifles may have been a little better quality and i wanted a Tula manufactured rifle because my 1935 Hex Mosin Nagant and my 1952 SKS are Tula as well
Sorry, I meant ISPEED's SVT. AVT stock has a cutout on both sides (one for safety other for full-auto select). Although I'm seeing different variations of AVT.......the late war AVT's were a noticeably heavier stock especially visible on the sidewalls near the receiver. Earlier AVT stocks had a habit of cracking on full auto. It looks like your stock had cracked and was repaired by arsenal due to that crossbolt above the trigger.
How do you know which is an AVT stock and which isn't? I have no clue how to tell the difference.
Mine is going on the EE for my total cost as I bought 4 milsurp rifles in 2 weeks and this one was an impulse buy (like the others weren't
I received my 1941 Podolsk on Monday finally, not sure why Canada Post held it so long, anyway here are some pictures.
I took quite few more but don't wanna overflow this post with pictures that aren't super amazing so the rest of the album is here for those who wanna check it out http://imgur.com/a/Nb8mW
I took quite few more but don't wanna overflow this post with pictures that aren't super amazing so the rest of the album is here for those who wanna check it out http://imgur.com/a/Nb8mW
