svt 40 bayonets in Calgary
- Thread starter Brookwood
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Nazi Bill does fill a niche in the market.
I am a collector, I work part time in the gun industry and I work gun shows. There has rarely been a store or dealer that at some point I have not had a bad dealing with. But on the flip side - I have had more good deals than bad deals and it all works out in the wash.
Buyer beware.
I am a collector, I work part time in the gun industry and I work gun shows. There has rarely been a store or dealer that at some point I have not had a bad dealing with. But on the flip side - I have had more good deals than bad deals and it all works out in the wash.
Buyer beware.
If a store has a box of 80 brand new looking bayonets then ya they are probably made in the last 10 years. But so I bought a bayonet from him for my FR8 and only an idiot would think its original when I dug through a box of about 200 of them. But at least he has every ammo that I have needed. The next time in Calgary I will swing by there and stock up on ammo. Hope he still has some Mauser 8 mm.
It goes back to when C-68 was getting drafted/rammed through parliament. He posed himself as a firearms expert/spokesman for the firearms community, and did some TV interviews in his shop. He ended up coming off as a bit of a loudmouth redneck standing in front of a Nazi flag, so I'm sure you can imagine how that went over.
Oh, that's never good for our community.
As a military historical interpreter and avid hunter my friends, colleagues, acquaintances, etc. are used to me conversing matter-of-factly about firearms, venison, etc.
Normalizing these subjects are key to getting the general population to remembering this stuff was all around us less than 30-40 years ago and it is only urbanization that is responsible for its decline.
Bulgaria maintained a stock of SVT-40s after the war (some of which were imported into Canada) and many of the slings and bayonets that come out of Bulgaria are completely legitimate so I don't understand this comment?
