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.303, 1944, and Long Branch is Canada...
Beautiful rifle. I've been looking for a Long Branch for a while now, prices keep going up and up.
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.303, 1944, and Long Branch is Canada...
I've been after something more British to replace my 50's one for a while.I feel like I'm going to have the long branch for a while. It's in pristine shape and a very nice shooter. I have some plans to maybe even hunt with it this fall, just for the entertainment value...
You can always come visit and play with it.
Enjoy this one in the out of context thread.
And all of a sudden I have two .303's. One from WWI and one from WWII. And only 20 rounds to my name. Going to have to finish another 03a3 project to sell to fund ammo...
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Need more ammo...
...............And a Proper Spitfire for an Avatar, your all right!Rounded out the Moist Nugget set.
1931 91/30
1943 M38 on correct stock
1944 VKT M39 , that someone before me bubba'd a bit with old school weaver 1.5 scope, but i got it for the right price, so I don't mind.
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All right you guys; I got some cool stuff too!
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Sweet ! I was on the Connie CV-64....All right you guys; I got some cool stuff too!
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"Go Ahead Make My Day"Sweet ! I was on the Connie CV-64....
Came aboard just after the filming. I was in Brownsville when they scrapped her..Least the America is still in use..."Go Ahead Make My Day"
were you attached when they were filming that Pearl Harbor movie? she was used to film the launch of some old b25's to enact doolittles' raid. Lot of fires on board throughout her life. too bad she died in texas. America went a similar route, but rather than scrap she wound up at the bottom of the ocean off the carolinas. wonder if there are any crabs living in my coffin rack?