| Author | Message | ||
| Nrajoe
Ink's Still Wet on My License! Username: Nrajoe Post Number: 19 Registered: 4-2003 |
Got my '52 dated CZ52 today from SOG! Got all 3 years now! I'm sooooo happy!  Happiness is a warm gun-John Lennon U.S.Army 1976-79 Combat Engineers Heilbronn, Germany. | ||
| Rhett
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Rhett Post Number: 51 Registered: 11-2002 |
Congratz ! I know how you must feel........ | ||
| Nrajoe
Ink's Still Wet on My License! Username: Nrajoe Post Number: 20 Registered: 4-2003 |
Now get one more for customization at mak.com and all is good! Happiness is a warm gun-John Lennon U.S.Army 1976-79 Combat Engineers Heilbronn, Germany. | ||
| Rhett
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Rhett Post Number: 53 Registered: 11-2002 |
I have always been "into" handguns still am.But, recently got very interested in the Mausers and the Mosin Nagant rifles. Bought a "unissued" Finn M39 and decided to get another in "excellent grade". The last one a "b-barreled" M39 should be the rarest of the breed with some estimates of 4,000, total. Doug Bowser, author of "The rifles of the white death" believes even less and that only a partial shipment from Belgium was ever delivered to Finland. Happy hunting ! BTW if you ever have dealings with or about to- Wholesale Guns- ie www.gunsnammo.com I gotta say, those folks are good and I got the first rifle on Thursday 8th of May. I ordered on the 6th. Two days total from New York to Georgia ! Good folks, good dealings not bad prices ! | ||
| Willyboy
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Willyboy Post Number: 55 Registered: 2-2003 |
I like the one from sako,though both my current moisens are russian,m91/30,and m-44. | ||
| Rhett
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Rhett Post Number: 54 Registered: 11-2002 |
Willyboy, seems like you and I have about the same "likes" in firearms... Since only one of the three Mausers is in really nice shape, I decided to buy the best I could on the MN's. I bought a M44 ( Hungarian ) from Century looks like xxx and is really worn but has the best action and trigger pull of any one of the rifles. I think the girl saw alot of action, somewhere. It's stamped 1953. A friend gave me another M44 ( Polish ) dated 1952 that looks almost new. Possibly refinished. It's so so with the trigger. If they had not been out of the nice condition SK-Y marked Sako's I would have bought it first. Just decided not to be a "bottom feeder" with the Finns. There has got to be a joke waiting there... - | ||
| Willyboy
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Willyboy Post Number: 56 Registered: 2-2003 |
Yes indeedy,it DOES seem like it!How do you feel about redheaded gals?I married one...no,seriously if you like hi-powers ,1911's,ballister molinas SKS's ,tokarevs,moisens,enfields...then we have VERY similar tastes! | ||
| Rhett
Victim of Crufflestopheles Username: Rhett Post Number: 57 Registered: 11-2002 |
Glad we are a little different ! I did know- very well- a blond who became a auburn haired lady- Wow ! Enfields, I just could never find a place in my heart for-leaves more for you... My dad had me pick up one for my younger brother at Sears years ago. First surplus rifle I ever bought. Had them stuffed in a BIG barrel. Walters- 2 PP's, 1 PKS, Mak-90, SKS.... M1927 BM, misc. even a nice replica of a Colt 1851 .44 cal BP. No Toks or CZ52's. We do come very very close. | ||
| Nrajoe
There's still space on my credit card. Username: Nrajoe Post Number: 22 Registered: 4-2003 |
I also have a Yugo SKS in ex.cond.,a re-arsenaled Ballester,a Springfield V-12 ported 1911,and 2 1895 Nagants (among other guns!) Happiness is a warm gun-John Lennon U.S.Army 1976-79 Combat Engineers Heilbronn, Germany. |