Your Dream Mil Surplus weapons?

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andrewdl007

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I live for historic and military weapons. I have a list a mile long of Mil Surplus guns I would like to buy. If you could have one military rifle and one pistol from any army from any time what would they be? I would have to pick... a Mauser K98 and the Colt M1908 .380 pistols that Generals got, just for some variety.
 
Are we including Class III? Are we going into near modern military arms?

I'll play it both ways:

Standard non-Class III:

1903A4 Springfield
Luger

or
M1D Garand
1911A1

or

Dragunov (not copy)
P38

Class III: (and subsituting Sub-gun for pistol at will)

M14
MP5

or

Galil Sniper
Uzi

or

BAR
Thompson



Just a few thoughts.


-- John
 
im not great at these games, but i'd want a beretta m9 that our guys carry now. something about the look of those guns always appealed to me. i think it was watching lethal weapon as a kid.

as for the rifle? a nice ol' cetme with wood furniture. neither is really unique, but the looks of those weapons appeals very strongly to me.
 
A Pennsylvania Rifle in mint condition. Yeah I know, it's not technically a surplus rifle but hey....

While not an issue weapon they were used in the revolution and there ain't many things much pretty'r than a flint lock long rifle set in a tiger maple stock ! I'm with you on this one.

But for the sake of pure military issue I'll take a 1903 A4 sniper rifle and perhaps a calvary Colt.
 
a ma deuce, quad mount, and cheap ammo to feed it....


a really good coast guard thompson.

a gau 8, with milsurp ammo to feed it.

Not playiing by the rules, then ok, a real M 14 or a real FG 42
 
Hitler's Luger.
If I remember correctly, hitler had a P-38 and/or a PPK

Pistol:
Tokarev TT-33
or
Original 1911

Rifles:
M1 garand
or
a mint russian SKS

Class III:
Thompson
or
sten gun
or
BAR
 
I would like to own every small arm from WWII. While modern weapons are great, I really like the wepons from that era.
 
Civil war rifle and pistol (any type, verified to have seen action, from both the north and south), and a revolutionary war rifle and pistol (again, from both sides).
Without being too specific and/or greedy, those would please me the most.
 
JWarren's list is perfect.

No, it is not.

Hilaire Belloc's sentiments seem appropriate when creating such a list....

"Whatever happens we have got / The Maxim Gun, and they have not."
 
I like JWarren's list as well.

In the pre-1960 category:
Rifle: Garand
Submachine gun: Thomson
Pistol: 1911

In the present day category:
Rifle: M40A1
Submachine gun: MP5
Pistol: 1911

Items in bold I do not own yet
 
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