We need some C&R porn

[taroman]

 

[Jim Colvill]

I'm really loving what I'm seeing. So much cool stuff. Keep'em coming.

 

[ma96782]

A single Mosin Nagant is "so, so."



So, how about a crate full of them?



BTW, I picked this up from a forum member. It pays to search the classifieds.

Aloha, Mark

PS.....then add a Polish M44.

 

[corpsman]

A single Mosin Nagant is "so, so."



So, how about a crate full of them?



BTW, I picked this up from a forum member. It pays to search the classifieds.

Aloha, Mark

PS.....then add a Polish M44.

So Socrates.

 

[bolus]

you totally need to turn that into a coffee table

 

[Jim Colvill]

I had the camera working tonight for this shot for a thread on Surplus Rifle Forum. Two of my mausers; a Yugo M24/47 and a Czech M98/22 with a few goodies for back ground. The Yugo is my best shooter out of my entire, admittedly small, collection.
Then there is my favorite handgun, a CZ 82. lots of holster wear but able to put 9mm Makarov rounds where you want them.

 

[rm1947]

you totally need to turn that into a coffee table

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I so like this way to dispay the old rifles

 

[corpsman]

1927 and 1929 M91 Mosin Nagants. Not 91-30s.

 

[corpsman]

1943 SA Garand

 

[corpsman]

1944 M1 Carbine, IBM

 

[corpsman]

Two Finn M39s, and a stock 91-30.

 

[corpsman]

91-30

 

[corpsman]

Youngster doing it right.

 

[corpsman]

This man is alleged to be the most highly decorated US serviceman of WW2 from Washington.

 

[corpsman]

WW2 Garands and a US Switch and Signal M1911

 

[Jim Colvill]

Here's a little cutie I picked up at a show for a mere $50. A U.S. Revolver Co. (Iver Johnson) .32 S&W pocket revolver. I'm pretty sure the stag horn grips are not original but it was so damn cute and odd that I couldn't pass it up.

 

[Jim Colvill]

Since I'm on wheel guns, I had to bring in the 1895 Nagant revolver. I picked this one up from SOG last year while they still had them for $120. Not one for a carry weapon but goes well with the Soviet collection. DA is a beeyatch, SA isn't bad.

 

[bolus]

Here's a little cutie I picked up at a show for a mere $50. A U.S. Revolver Co. (Iver Johnson) .32 S&W pocket revolver. I'm pretty sure the stag horn grips are not original but it was so damn cute and odd that I couldn't pass it up.

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The original grips were most likely Bakelite which was an early plastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakelite

I dont think these are the exact right grips but they would look similar (and be more expensive than your gun)
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/486990D.htm

I think this might be yours in the middle for $4.10 in the original catalog (you got ripped off paying $50 )



Here is my 32 S&W

 

[bolus]

By the way, there was one of these top break old revolvers at a Cut Above Pawn last night as well if someone wanted to see it.

 

[Jim Colvill]

The original grips were most likely Bakelite which was an early plastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakelite

I dont think these are the exact right grips but they would look similar (and be more expensive than your gun)
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/486990D.htm

I think this might be yours in the middle for $4.10 in the original catalog (you got ripped off paying $50 )

LOL. Yeah, if I could only go back in time with a small wad of cash.
Actually, from the research I've done on it, the original grips were rubber with a large US where the owl would be on the IJ grips. Love that S&W of yours. I've become quite enamored of the top breaks. I'll need to add a few further down the road.