Rules would be must be original not altered (except recoated finish is ok) and must have been come from a military surplus, not just a commercial knock-off. For instance I have a Russian capture P-38 and a CZ-52 I would enter, wish I had a 1911 and a Luger lol.Maybe 100-200 rounds per year. View attachment 849826Is the challenge completely stock only? If not, I'm out . Someone with a tuned surplus would clean my clock.
Do you drive your classic car?... or do you just let it rust away in your garage?
Garand, SVT40, Ljugman, Hakim, Mas 49/56, etc.... I enjoy shooting all of them. I do use lighter target loads in my older pistols.
... I’m still in it.Rules would be must be original not altered (except recoated finish is ok) and must have been come from a military surplus, not just a commercial knock-off. For instance I have a Russian capture P-38 and a CZ-52 I would enter, wish I had a 1911 and a Luger lol.
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.p...i-auto-battle-rifle-10-shot-challenge.852180/
hoping you enter the rifles
I love your competition but I don't have a measured range or a bench. Just an old gravel pit. I would be so embarrassed about my off hand shots I would be forced to cheat.
P.s. I was the one that posted the remark about the 03A3 and the Pederson device.
Rules would be must be original not altered (except recoated finish is ok) and must have been come from a military surplus, not just a commercial knock-off.
Absolutely. At least, that is my intention with all of my acquisitions. The only reason for me not (recently or ever [yet]) shooting one of my firearms (and, yes, there are some), "collectible" milsurp or not, is because I just have not gotten around to it.Do you shoot your collectible surplus 1911, Luger and such?
Absolutely. At least, that is my intention with all of my acquisitions. The only reason for me not (recently or ever [yet]) shooting one of my firearms (and, yes, there are some), "collectible" milsurp or not, is because I just have not gotten around to it.
lionking
Well I have two handguns but both are just outside the realm of being military surplus. One is a non-Victory Model S&W M&P which was supplied during the war to security guards at banks, factories and other places deemed vital to the war effort. The other one is a Manurhin P1 which was part of a contract to the then West German police force in Berlin.
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What say you...good to go or not allowed?
My surplus 1911 is not tuned but the original sights & mainspring housing were replaced. Would it qualify?