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    Picked up a SKS

    Since we are on the topic, I've got a triangle 26 cowboy companion that was neutered, but came with a blade and stock I believe for the blade. I'll have to see if the stock is numbered. Seems odd if they didn't make many with the blade type.

  2. Sks question

    In before "I picked em up at Rose's for $89"
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    Have you ever seen this?

    Mom had one. My brother must have it.

  4. How Has Your Collecting Philosophy Evolved

    I remember a good old thread that was very similar.

  5. Price check for 1952 Tula Russian SKS

    Tree-fiddy!
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    No4mk1 T at Dawsonville Gun & Pawn

    How do you look past the attitudes of the people working there. I live 5 min away and I will Never step foot in there again. I would sooner go to Cherokee.

  7. What's the oldest magazine fed rifle you own?

    1920 ish Colt 1908 .380 pocket hammerless Remington model 10 12ga
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    Considering selling my Russian collection...Mosins, Finnish-Mosins, etc

    I can't be any more wrong than the falcon's halftime report. $1,855 Bob
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    missing german mountain carbine g 30-40

    Probably came out of his check.

  10. Dawsonville gun has a crate of mosin's in cosmoline

    I agree. Any allure is gone when the cheap ammo is gone. I made sure to have enough to make the rifle purchase worth it.

  11. Dawsonville gun has a crate of mosin's in cosmoline

    When I said this, the next person said they will be making 54r for years to come.
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    Who is the SKS expert here?

    Thanks, obviously I only have an arsenal 26. I did not recall that it was only those. It does sound familiar now.
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    Who is the SKS expert here?

    Yeah, you like add 21 to 56 for the year it was made right?

  14. Whats hurts the most?

    I agree about a Garand or rare generic C&R being the only ones I would not want to see altered. I'm currently sanding on a Colt 1908 .380. Just have to trust that it was to that point as i didn't take before pictures.
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