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top: Siamese Mauser with bayonet, boer is exc, exterior issued dondition
centre: Breda M1 Garand Good+ with exc bore
bottom: Bubba 303 Martini, someone used bubba parts from a swede mauser and a Sht Lee for topwood and fore end, looks like milsurp, shoots well, but still a real mixmaster.
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top:Tula manufactured Colt BerdanII. refurbed, exc over all
centre: Finn refurb, 91/30, hex receiver, exc overall
bottom: Polish #11 factory, dated 1953, unfired, unissued.
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top: Spanish Fr7 VG+ 7.62
2) Spanish M95 Carbine all matching, 7x57, VG overalll
3)Spanish 1916, 7.62
bottom: Spanish Destroyer carbine, 9mm Bergman, I reload Winchester 9x23 brass, works fine.
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top: Norwegian 98 conversion 7,62x51 Nato
2) Israeli 98 conversion 7.62x51 Nato
3) byf 44 dated mauser, all matching, VG+ overall
4) Mexican small ring mauser 1936/1954 transition rifle, 30-06
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top: Pattern 14, refinished with Boyds' stock very pretty and a very good shooter
2)P17 Winchester all matching, no # on bolt, with aluminum armourers' tag on forward sling swivel exc bore, VG+ overall
3)P17 Eddystone all matching except no # on bolt
4) P17 Remington all matching except bolt,which is stamped with a non matching #, broad arrow C marked and has fore end painted red with 30-06 in black numerals overpainted. This was done to stop confusion of cartridges.
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top) Steyr mfg M95 carbine, FTR cut down rifle by arsenal, 8x56R
2) French mfg Turkish Forestry Carbine, 8mm Lebel, 3 shot clips
3) Steyr built M38 carcano carbine for Austria and later shipped to some middle eastern country, unusual 8x57
4) Erfurt 98 carbine, 1914, looks FTRed, 8x57
5) Ludwig & Lowe model 1896, total mixmaster, serial # places it as pare f the Chilean army order, but it has a Boer stock? There are no visible OVS marks and the rifle is in fair shape only. I was given a written history on the rifle, but haven't gotten anything back for verification. Boer War Museum in South Africa says it may have been owned by Cornelius Frederick Nothnagel, a POW #250121 from Witpootjie SA, he was taken prisoner Oct/22/1901 and sent to India. The receiver and bbl match but nothing else does, I suspect that the stock may be real, but I wouldn't put any money on it.
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top: M41 swede sniper
2) M95 Peruvian Mauser, 7x57 al matching, crest intact
3) M38 Swedish mauser, all matching non threaded
4) M38 Swedish mauser all matching threaded muzzle
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top; Not a milsurp but has the look, 22 cal Air Force Talon, 1100fps pellet rifle, buttstock is the pressurised air cylinder, extremely accurate with the right pellets out to 75m
2) Mod 1888/1873 Springfield Cadet rifle, 45/70
bottom: 1888 Commission rifle, needs prope clips for repeat mode.
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AIA M10 B2 Match rifle with Shepherd 3-10 AO scope on Harris 8in bipod. From Wolverine Sports. Trigger is a little rough and needs some work, inconsistant let off but rifle is well built and easy to shoot well. Little or no felt recoil. Picatinny style rail is nice, but needed a shim under the rear pad to get enough elevation for useful scope corrections.
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Target from M10 B2 Match AIA rifle, shot oct / 9 / o6. score - 47 - 2X. Not great but not bad for an unfamiliar rifle and crappy trigger let off. My fault for the losses. Target is Hunter Bench Rest for 100yds. There are six targets S for sighters and 1-5 for single shot on each for score. Targets are 4in diameter with 1/2in 10 ring and 3/32 X dot. Load was 48 grns W748 x 155 Sierra #1992 (2155) Palma Match over 250 CCI primer. The scope used is a Shepherd 3-10 AO
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top BerdanII
bottom 1944 dated 91/30 sniper with a 1967 dated east german scope, base is original to rifle, mount?
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RS of 91/30 sniper
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LS of Ishevsky 1944 dated 91/30 sniper and scope, notice 7 digit number/letters denoteing it's original sniper roots. With all the wear on tis rifle, it has a perfect bore, a plus because I bought it as a shooter. I will send in some pics of targets when hunting season is over.
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Berdan II Tula mfg RS, yes the bolt is closed in that position. It has been totally refinished to save it from deteriorating after some horrendous storage conditions in a root cellar for many years.
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cartouche on right side of butt, illegible
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right side of muzzle, bayonet lug and cleaning rod
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top of butt
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top of action, bolt fully closed and Czarist crest on front of receiver
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LF side of action
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chamber and breech to show how well the interior of this rifle is preserved, the bore is pristine and the rifle is very accurate with both pistol (44magnum) cast/jacketed bullets and 43x370 cast and lubed as well as 43x340 paper patched bullets. The rifle has a .429 bore diameter
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