Rifles From the Russian Front!
- Thread starter dgradinaru
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robertkg01
Member
- Location
- Near Borden ON
Nice Weapons
I am looking to purchase the SVT 40. i just have to find a realiable sorce of mil surplus ammo at a decent price. I already own a Norinco SKS and i am happy with it matter of fact its my wifes favorite rifle.
Non Nobis Sed Patria
I am looking to purchase the SVT 40. i just have to find a realiable sorce of mil surplus ammo at a decent price. I already own a Norinco SKS and i am happy with it matter of fact its my wifes favorite rifle.
Non Nobis Sed Patria
The Bolt Action
Regular
- Location
- Kinnear's Mills qc
Wow !
It's almost a shame to show my stuff after all that but, here are my Ostfront survivor.
Axis:
Almost forget the Finns
Russian:
It's almost a shame to show my stuff after all that but, here are my Ostfront survivor.
Axis:
Almost forget the Finns
Russian:
dgradinaru
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- British Columbia
Wow !
It's almost a shame to show my stuff after all that but, here are my Ostfront survivor.
Axis:
Almost forget the Finns
Russian:
I like your collection of the k98k's! Nice rifles.
gewehr76
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Some of mine:
The Thompson is ex-lend lease
A mix of Russian and Finnish Mosins
Some Black Guns
TT-33s
Nagant Revolver
SVT-40
DP-27 & DPM
Maxim 1910
I have been admiring these pics, then I realized I have seen these before.
You have impressive collection, are you the owner of gunpics.net sight?
Every time I go to visit this site, my jaw drops.
The light is better in NZ.....seriously, Bas has taking 'gun pics' down to a science....
also
........dont reply to a bunch of pictures right after the pictures are posted......just sayin.....its annoying.....unless they are my pictures....then its ok
You have impressive collection, are you the owner of gunpics.net sight?
Every time I go to visit this site, my jaw drops.
Yes the site is mine but not all the guns featured on it are.
Klunk, "down to a science" thats mighty generious of you, I wish it was true
gewehr76
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
more pics
Don't get me wrong you have some kick ass artillery as well and I enjoy seeing pics of them too. Common lets see some more close up pics of them PTRS and PTRD
Don't get me wrong you have some kick ass artillery as well and I enjoy seeing pics of them too. Common lets see some more close up pics of them PTRS and PTRD
The light is better in NZ.....seriously, Bas has taking 'gun pics' down to a science....
also
unless they are my pictures....then its ok
Wow !
It's almost a shame to show my stuff after all that but, here are my Ostfront survivor.
Axis:
Any chance of seeing the sniper up close and getting some details?....repro??
The Bolt Action
Regular
- Location
- Kinnear's Mills qc
«Any chance of seeing the sniper up close and getting some details?....repro??»
Repro of course! I just could not buy a """" REAL ONE """ too expensive ans way too many fake's out there. Old scope and mounts from the 40's and 50's are all over the place and with all the waffenampt fake stamps on the market, who can tell if it's real or just well covered up fake.
I might just started an other tread to show how i take a German coded K98 and turn it into a sniper repro without butchered any historic piece.
Repro of course! I just could not buy a """" REAL ONE """ too expensive ans way too many fake's out there. Old scope and mounts from the 40's and 50's are all over the place and with all the waffenampt fake stamps on the market, who can tell if it's real or just well covered up fake.
I might just started an other tread to show how i take a German coded K98 and turn it into a sniper repro without butchered any historic piece.
I take a pic this morning,with the snow make a good eastern front background. from left to right:
1942 Mosin M91/30 sniper(repro)
Mosin M91 finn capture
1943 Finn M91/30
1928 Mosin M91/30
1941 SVT 40 sniper,original soviet scope and repro mount
1944 SVT 40
1942 Mauser K98 J.P Sauer rc
Jocelyn
1942 Mosin M91/30 sniper(repro)
Mosin M91 finn capture
1943 Finn M91/30
1928 Mosin M91/30
1941 SVT 40 sniper,original soviet scope and repro mount
1944 SVT 40
1942 Mauser K98 J.P Sauer rc
Jocelyn
The Bolt Action
Regular
- Location
- Kinnear's Mills qc
Nice toy's Jocelyn. Great background too.
Way better than my sheetrock blank
Olivier
Way better than my sheetrock blank
Olivier
Here's my Collection
CZ858
Russian SKS
Tokarev SVT-40
Mosin Nagant
I know Top 2 arn't ww2 era but Didn't wanna take new pic
Nice background. Not a fan of the old CCCP but I like your flag. Looks like a quality one and not a cheapo. Guns are nice too!
CptCripple
Member
- Location
- Nanaimo B.C.
Very nice collections... im a tad envious
I thought I would bring it back to WW1 as I am privileged to own a Gewehr 88 and a Mosin 1891 that served on the Eastern front during WW1. Perhaps these two girls faced off against one another at some point ?
Gewehr 88.05, Danzig 1891, with repair depot marking to Posen artillery depot.
Mosin Nagant 1891, 1911 Izhevsk, with German capture markings on the receiver, stock, and butt plate, repair depot marking to Danzig artillery depot. Humorously, the Germans stamped their property stamp "DEUTSCHLAND" on top of the Russian roundel but you can still read the date and the maker.
And, of course, to compliment others in the thread, here is my Kar98k, a 1940 J.P Sauer & Suhn, that was captured by the Soviets at one point and was refurbished and retained. She was the rifle that started off my collecting three years ago and is a very pleasant shoot at the range everytime we go out together.
Gewehr 88.05, Danzig 1891, with repair depot marking to Posen artillery depot.
Mosin Nagant 1891, 1911 Izhevsk, with German capture markings on the receiver, stock, and butt plate, repair depot marking to Danzig artillery depot. Humorously, the Germans stamped their property stamp "DEUTSCHLAND" on top of the Russian roundel but you can still read the date and the maker.
And, of course, to compliment others in the thread, here is my Kar98k, a 1940 J.P Sauer & Suhn, that was captured by the Soviets at one point and was refurbished and retained. She was the rifle that started off my collecting three years ago and is a very pleasant shoot at the range everytime we go out together
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