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Pretty good Kris - the second one is an Ishipure No.1 Mk3 (that's the way its marked -not an error) but that would be hard to tell from that pic. The SKS's are Albainian, Romainian and 59 Yugoslavian. The top break is a Smith & Wesson "Lemon Squeezer" .38 S&W. The Romanian trainer .22 is a model 69. That m69 is a tack driver too - shoots great.
And the thing about getting a C&R is that you have motivation to learn about these kinds of firearms - I find them very interesting.
And Kelly, if you like more "sexy", say semi-auto rifles, then you can focus on that kind of rifle - like maybe a MAS 49-56, which is a very cool rifle. Or maybe you would like that 1911 - they are very expensive but you can get a Brazilian model 1927 which is an exact copy for a fraction of the cost of an old 1911. Or how about a German Luger - you know what that is right?
And yes, you do get FFL discounts from many wholesalers and such and they also can gain you entrance to shows... yep.
Pretty good Kris - the second one is an Ishipure No.1 Mk3 (that's the way its marked -not an error) but that would be hard to tell from that pic. The SKS's are Albainian, Romainian and 59 Yugoslavian. The top break is a Smith & Wesson "Lemon Squeezer" .38 S&W. The Romanian trainer .22 is a model 69. That m69 is a tack driver too - shoots great.
And the thing about getting a C&R is that you have motivation to learn about these kinds of firearms - I find them very interesting.
And Kelly, if you like more "sexy", say semi-auto rifles, then you can focus on that kind of rifle - like maybe a MAS 49-56, which is a very cool rifle. Or maybe you would like that 1911 - they are very expensive but you can get a Brazilian model 1927 which is an exact copy for a fraction of the cost of an old 1911. Or how about a German Luger - you know what that is right?
And yes, you do get FFL discounts from many wholesalers and such and they also can gain you entrance to shows... yep.
