Picture Thread: Let's See Your ComBloc Guns

[Okiecruffler]

Her little sister

1953 Hungarian M44

 

[12 Volt Man]

SAR 1 AK47 with AK74 brake, Krinkov Style Butt Stock, Kobra Red Dot, and Handguards refinished in Tung Oil by me

Bulgarian Mak with Pearce Grips and a little Skate Board Tape

 

[Okiecruffler]

Their mum and dad

A pair of '41 91/30s. Paid 40 bucks for the pair as u-fixem's.

 

[Okiecruffler]

A distant cousin

Chicom SKS, with a few add ons

 

[Okiecruffler]

Opps

Let's try the Hungarian one more time.

 

[Okiecruffler]

And here's a picture I'd bet many of you can relate to, my Russian fresh from her box. Is it wrong to spend more on cleaning supplies than on the gun itself?

 

[TheOtherOne]

Romanian

Here's my cheap AK-47 that makes me shoot 1,000 rounds a month and robs me of $87 every case!

 

[762x51]

 

[DMK]

Now here's a thread I can sink my teath into. Nice Pics folks!

A trio of Yugo Carbines:

A pair of Rooski Bolt Actions:

And a CZ on an ammo box:

 

[Nightcrawler]

Here's one that I want. MOLOT J.S.C. VEPR .308. For some odd reason, I prefer the rifle in this configuration over the Robinson VEPR II conversion. I don't know why. This version couldn't be legally converted to high capacity magazines, but somehow I don't care. I think maybe it's because it looks Dragunov-esqe, or something.

Don't know how lefty-friendly that buttstock is, though. Anybody shoot and original VEPR?

Hmm. I'll probably end up getting a VEPR II, just 'cause they're easier to find and I can get them from Federal Arms for cheaper than Robinson is selling them. If I got the VEPR II, though, I"d almost certainly get it conveted to Galil magazines. Why Galil mags over M14 mags? Well, since the Galil was an AK too, I think the Galil mags will work better. And, even though the 20 and 25 round Galil .308 mags are very expensive, the 12 and 15 rounders are $30.00 apiece or so, compared to $40.00 apiece for VEPR .308 10-round mags...

 

[Nightcrawler]

Here's a picture of a VEPR II .308 converted to take M14 mags by Kreb's Custom.

 

[Thumper]

Me and my SAR-2...

 

[MAKOwner]

My SAR2 and SAR1.

My SAR1, SKS, and my old MAK90.

 

[haukehaien]

Hungarian TT33

Got it in a pawnshop for $50 ...

 

[Kingson]

Here is a bunch of commie-block guns for you (I had to stand on my dresser to get them all in.) I don't think that the cats are commie, but they sure act like they are king.
From top to bottem
Russain 91/30 made 1943
Chinese type 53 (I think) made 1955
Russain SKS made 1954
Yugo SKS
Albainian SKS made 1969
Noranco SKS-M takes AK mags
SAR-1
Left side
Noranco SKS with 20round red star mag and pistol grip
right side
Romak-3
Pistols
Nagant revolver made 1939
CZ52 made 1953

 

[JeepDriver]

Breaking in the SAR-1

 

[BowStreetRunner]

Nightcrawler,
thanks for the pic endorsement
I love this thread....com bloc guns are some of the best around for cost/value/shootablity/fun.....
BSR

 

[Nightcrawler]

bump

We have a lot of new members now, and a lot of opportunities for more pictures...

 

[Daedalus]

Here is my FrankenRomak, a rifle I am currently building pending the arrival of rivets. I am debating whether to keep it black or camoflage the stock, depends on how it looks when completed.

 

[12 Volt Man]

Nice bump. I liked this thread. Here is one I didn't post before.

 

[Tamara]

a VEPR .308 Rifle, a Saiga .308 carbine, and a Saiga 12 19" shotgun.

Not sure that these three are accurately described as combloc weapons, as they were obviously developed to be sold to running-dog imperialist capitalist tools in decadent America...

 

[Nightcrawler]

I dunno. The Vepr and Saiga are much bigger sellers in Russia than they are here. (They have a small, but healthy "gun culture" of their own, you know.)

Just had to nitpick though, didn't you? LOL

 

[Dave Markowitz]

A couple of mine

First, my CZ-52:

And here's my Saiga "AK-103" wearing a PK-01V red dot and with a 20 round Hungarian magazine:

 

[killermarmot]

here's my verion of a mosin-nagant m-38

 

[Moparmike]

Someday I will get my head out of the gutter...

12v Man, I always wondered how C&R's managed to reproduce. Thanks for the nature photo.