Military Surplus Picture Thread

[josiewales]

Let's see your military surplus firearms!

Here's mine

Tell me if the pics don't work.

 

[mberoose]

M59 Yugo SKS (gone, regret it)



Double date MO-marked hex Tula 91/30 (gone, regret it)



Tula SKS (gone, don't really regret it, cleared the way for the M59)



'48 M44 (still got it, never getting rid of it)

 

[content]

Hello friends and neighbors// "Civil " War weapons count?

If someone showed up with these, to use fighting, during the "Civil" War,... I'd let them stay.


1851 Colt, .36 cal, DOM 1861
1840 era percussion shotgun, unknown maker.
1840 era U.S. Peace Flask
1883 The Spy of the Rebellion, details the beginning of the U.S. Secret Service, by A.J. Allen (Allen Pinkerton)

 

[content]

Hello friends and neighbors // How bout a couple of WW1 leftovers from 1917.


1917 S&W, .45acp w/ 1917 holster and America First WWI era Medallion
1917 Colt, .45acp w/ Vintage Bone Grips, refinished

 

[Robert]

Ok since you asked...

1941 Lithgow No1 MkIII* with a 1917 Australia marked bayonet.

 

[content]

Hello friends and neighbors// Woops... just noticed this is Rifle Country, the Mauser threw me off.

Here ya go.

Top: Arisaka with Mum, from the Japanese First Arsenal, pre 1917, with 1st style Bayonet.
Battlefield pick up from Tarawa, was on the tag, so it was used until early WWII.



Mid: 98Gew Mauser, untouched

Bottom: 1869 Swiss Vetterli , with a partial box of .41 rimfire. It would have been nice to have a 12 shot in 1869.
The ammo is worth as much as this sporterised example of the old Military rifle. (anyone have a forearm going to waste?)

 

[josiewales]

Content, yes civil war weapons count.
Robert, that is a beautiful Enfield.

Very nice guns, all of you!

 

[musicman10_1]

(From left to right)
Russian SKS 1954
M44 1946
91-30 1934
HRA M1 - Correct grade CMP 1955
K.Kale Turk Mauser 1944
Turk Mauser 1939
Lee Enfield - No. 4 Mk. 1 1943
SA M1 - Service grade CMP 1955

 

[josiewales]

Gee, musicman, that's not fair.

 

[musicman10_1]

Gee, musicman, that's not fair.

I'm still working on it. There are several C&R guns that are on my list to buy but I just can't find them for the right price or in the right condition. I love the history aspect of collecting old military guns.

 

[303tom]

It`s a Turk...................

 

[stubbicatt]

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[selector67]

My collection of Mil Surps

 

[JHenry]

unless im overlooking it you seem to be a 1903 short.

But that is a sweet collection, whats the origin of that Fn 49?

 

[selector67]

I did have a 03A3 but sold it a while back and the FN 49 is Egyptian 8mm

 

[JHenry]

I did have a 03A3 but sold it a while back and the FN 49 is Egyptian 8mm

very nice i want an fn 49 so bad

 

[ZEN.45]

My milsurps:

 

[josiewales]

Wow, nice collections!

 

[PGT]

 

[303tom]

It`s a Swede, Husqvarna m/96..............

 

[plodder]

'taint much: HRA & Springfield Garands

 

[Col. Plink]

I'll see if I have some I haven't posted yet...

-Yugo M59 SKS carried by a "Dano" in the 90's regional conflict
-early 50's Springfield M1; a mechanical gem on a Danish return stock

 

[Hokkmike]

Beautiful pix guys. Love the collection. I am looking to buy my FIST milsurp, and you have all inspired me.

 

[MCgunner]

A couple of 'em...

 

[9w1911]

wow great rifles!!