Sorry Wes had to post this one!
- Thread starter DANCESWITHEMPTIES
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handofzeus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Trout Creekish Ontario.
Will be featured in the upcoming spy flick, The Man From U.G.L.Y.
growing up, I have seen alot of different things done with old milsurps.
Not a lot of people had extra cash on hand so they used what they had or could afford.
there certainly wasnt alot of After market parts available.
with the internet and Massive on line parts, you Now can build almost anything.
I like the "folk Art" creativity on these old rifles. It speaks of the past and how things were really done back in the day.
A true part of Gun history.
Not a lot of people had extra cash on hand so they used what they had or could afford.
there certainly wasnt alot of After market parts available.
with the internet and Massive on line parts, you Now can build almost anything.
I like the "folk Art" creativity on these old rifles. It speaks of the past and how things were really done back in the day.
A true part of Gun history.
While I understand & respect your opinion. To me it explains the bad experiences a few have had while huffing modeller's glue...
The genuine No.5 that someone decided to wire wheel off the Suncorite to see the markings better?
Yes ..from days gone bye.
He probably wanted to buy an FN or some other cool rifle that was available and NON restricted at the time ,..had no extra cash..... and tried to build a copy the best way he could.
Brutus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
The genuine No.5 that someone decided to wire wheel off the Suncorite to see the markings better?
Yes....that's the one friend.
Crazy stuff.
