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    CMP Talladega

    It’s a great place to sight in your rifles It looks like a higher velocity case hit that screen hard

  2. Let's hear the 'budget' firearms you'd recommend.

    Hipoint c9 pistol is my recommendation for those just needing a home defense tool, it’s ugly but it works. a used mosseberg 500 or maverick 88 for shotgun
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    Got a new gun today - not very common around here

    On of the good French revolvers, they may be bad at war but they can make a good weapon when they try

  4. Oldest firearm you own?

    Functionally 1899, non functionally a pos revolver from the mid 1800s that the cylinder isn’t even held in place
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    Mosin nagant value? Pics below

    I would go with the advise of alleycat from post 2 for pricing, he is the mil-surp guru
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    Mosin nagant value? Pics below

    It’s not as important for the magazine to match since yours is still Finnish westing house 1891 with the cleaning rod in tact
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    Mosin nagant value? Pics below

    If where the number on the bottom look grinded out and renumbered or has a slash over one number with a new one placed on it
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    Mosin nagant value? Pics below

    It’s a westing house American produced mosin that served in Finland during at least one war as it has the sa mark. If the magazine is force matched then the fins might have upgraded it. finland did have m1891 in their territory left from the czarist years and captured rifles from the soviet...
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    Mosin nagant value? Pics below

    Does it have a Finnish sling attachment points? It might be Finnish as well or someone just added that sling holder in the states Also the sa in a box potentially on side of receiver that mostly out of picture

  10. Does cerakote depreciate a guns value??

    It can peak interest in a dull factory set-up

  11. Why do you do it???

    reasons

  12. Mosin Nagant $$$

    Many people own multiple mosin cutting open market supply, eventually the collected rifles will reach market and settle the price down

  13. M1 Garand is the greatest rifle of all time

    the M1 Garand was turning point in making the standard-issue military rifle semi-auto, before this bolt actions took to the battle more often. United States (yes germany also taught many lessons inovation-wise) led the way teaching the world the proper use of new technology in a war
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    What is this rifle?

    the flower was called the mum, it represented the emperor of japan like a blessing. United States soldiers were asked to remove the mums and japanese soldiers removed them pre-surrender so the rifle could be surrendered in away not to dishonor the emperor. After ww2 the united states still...
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    What is this rifle?

    make sure the barrel wasn't altered to shoot a caliber never offered at the factory. These riles were plentiful and cheap so lots of folks changed their caliber to a more common American caliber. The rifle also had a scope mount installed at one time from the hole in the top of receiver, this...
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    Bought a Ruger MKll today

    the old design without the unnecessary magazine safety is the best. congratulations I'm waiting to see reviews for the mark 4, its easier to take apart and put together but will it be as nice as the previous generations
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    Bayonet help

    I lack knowledge on the steyr rifles, sadly thy are pricey for me
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    Bayonet help

    the middle two look very early mauser-ish pre ww2 , the first one is m1 garand perhaps the last two look like a ww1 or pre-ww1 variation with the bent round metal bits

  19. Guns you love but don't care to own

    beretta m9 The beretta m9 is a p38 updated for the modern day but unless it is a United States mil-surp it just seems unnecessary to me. The pistol is larger then it needs to be and is too heavy for the 9mm round when the cz75 proved that ergonomics can be perfect

  20. What Rifle Caliber Will You NOT own?

    Unless a rifle With tons of ammo super cheap shows up i’ll Never buy a ww2-prior French caliber. Them and Italy would not use a universal caliber back then, but their rifles were quite beautiful
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