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[ROKTMAN]

Let's see them!!!

Brenden

I`m digitally challenged....no camera.That`s why when you guys post all the these  neat pics and I can`t!

[Brenden]

Let's see the mac pics....

I would love an M16,but I just got on the list for a lage upper!!
And I do not yet own a Mac!!

But I will-Oh I will..

Let's see the pics Riff..

Brenden

[ROKTMAN]

I did find a pic of what mine looks like.No camera to take pics ...sorry.

http://www.special-warfare.net/data_base/203_submachineguns/hk_mp5_04.html
 

[Brenden]

The German FA looks Sweeeet..!!

The Big Dog is in the house!!

Love to shoot with you sometime!!

Brenden

[ROKTMAN]

The German FA looks Sweeeet..!!

The Big Dog is in the house!!

Love to shoot with you sometime!!

Brenden

[Reinz]

Brenden - thanks for the info on the Uzi mags.  
Now I see the the mag "stops" in two places, I should have seen that before.         Glad the mags  function well.  

55 + rounds, that rocks!

Reinz

[riffraff]

Brenden,

I can't post pics yet, I still do not have a digital camera.  I plan on getting a good DSLR soon.

Mike

[R9SCarry]

All this eye candy  Not been in for a while folks - sorry... lot of work.

Love the Uzi Brenden - tempting!!!

Have to throw in my fave MBR - my FAL

[theirishguard]

Now that is a battle rifle!!      Tom

[Richard S]

Now that is a battle rifle!!      Tom

It certainly is!  I don't want to stir up any M14 fans out there, but I've always preferred the 7.62x54 cartridge over the 7.62x51.

[R9SCarry]

I am assuming Richard the 7.62x54R?  yes.  Certainly a good contender. ........ goes well thru this -


 

Not forgetting tho as well - another round I have found very satisfactory, the 8x57 Mauser.  That does a grand job thru this ugly Turk/ATI combo!




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BTW - I have assembled my pics in a new web site - which also has a few other items of interest and RKBA slant.  GOBANGO.  Currently the dynamic menu runs fine in IE and Firefox but at present it seems not to function in latest Opera (9.10).  There are backup text links ''under'' the menu area tho if it fails to appear.

[Brenden]

Chris,
As always great pics-and great guns!!!

I have a hard enough time stocking my supply of 9MM for my small collection..
I would have to add on a room just for ammo if I had all those different calibered guns!!

Hey-That's not a bad idea!!

Great site,I have it saved to faves already!!

Brenden

[Richard S]

Chris:

Your collection never ceases to amaze me!  You even have a Mosin-Nagant!  Would that beautiful M-38 Carbine of yours have originated in Finland by any chance?

I must confess to having had a "brain-fade" in my previous post.  I meant to express my preference for the 7.62x63 mm (as used in the old M1 Garand rifle and otherwise known as the .30-06) over the 7.62.X51 mm NATO (as used in the M14 rifle).  I think the 7.62X54R is right up there with the 7.62X63 in terms of performance.  There must be a reason that those two cartridges are among the oldest still in use by various military units around the world.

(I also noted a grammatical error in my previous post, which the memory of my English teacher mother required me to correct.   )

[R9SCarry]

Haha Richard yes - a Mosin - well two in fact as I have a real old 91/30 but the M38 is a lot more wieldy.  The 91/30 is so long you can touch the enemy just by stretching out an arm .

I do not know of it origins actually and have not researched - I had to buy tho as it was at a gunshow for a mere $59 - and is also (nicely) re-arsenalled.

Oh yes - the 30-06 - of course - many a hunter still uses that.  Interesting tho - and leaving aside minutiae of velocity figures - it is often reckoned that the same 150 grain bullet out of a 7.62x51 has a marginal edge ballistically.  I am not too bothered either way in truth and for sure - the M1 sure vindicated itself in WWII.

[Reinz]

R9SCarry -  I love that paint on your FN!


Reinz