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ZFK55 Swiss Sniper rifle
K 31, full dress competition
K 31 Officers Issue with issue Swiss dagger
K 31, Beech
K 31 Walnut
K 31 Walnut with diopter and cover K 31 Beach with diopter
K 31 fully restored
Swiss Vetterli .41 Swiss restored
My grandson with his own Vetterli rifle

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Nine Thumbs up!
 
Here's my m1 carbine, m4 bayonet and original jeep scabbard. Carbine stock had to be refinished previous owner tried and it was a mess. Bayo was a ebay find that was rusty and missing the handle. So it was refurbished. The scabbard came from a great uncles things and was found tucked away in a corner.

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Never thought of these two as C&R guns, but y'all can tell me if they count as such.

Dad's Winchester Model 70 in .30-'06 w/Weaver K6. The S/N puts its manufacture in 1946. He bought it second-hand in 1949 from the original owner, who never fired it.
Dad bought it just before he made the trip north to Alaska, where it saw much action against mountain sheep, Sitka deer, and a couple grizzle bars.
The fit and finish of this piece of craftsmanship is beyond stellar. I'm amazed how well this piece has held up. The tolerances are now as they must have been on Day 1.
Interesting factoid: This rifle has only been fired by my dad, my older brother, and me. Only males of direct lineage of the Grand Sobo have squoze this trigger...
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Dad's Winchester Model 94 in .32 Win Special. This was his very first gun, acquired when he was 13 years old in 1943.
While the action could use a good cleaning, the rifle is still deadly accurate, a fact to which I can attest.
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One of the many Sitka deer the Grand Sobo took with the Model 70 while in his mid-20s in the Juneau area, four years before I was bagat...
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ETA: The Old Man got a hold of me today for a FaceTime chat, and I asked him about that Sitka deer, above. He provided me with the pic below, of a September 1955 hunting trip with three other older fellas and he. Seems the limit was 3 deer/hunter, any age or gender. The Grand Sobo bagged nine of the 12 deer you see, all of which were bucks. The other three men could only manage one deer each. But, four hunters means 12 deer, so all's well that ends well... :)
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My dad tells me the old man in the green plaid lumberjack shirt is one Karl Aschenbrenner, who at the time was a "retired troller of salmon", according to Pa... :cool:
 
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Yugo M48. Basically new. Previous owner said it shot like garbage, took me a while to figure out, but it shoots WAY high with Irons, 12.5" high at 100 yds at the 200m setting. After researching, its a common issue and the fix is to get a taller front post and grind it down.
I was going to leave just irons on it, but figured it would be a great shtf gun since I still have a decent amount of ammo. Hopefully its on with the Burris 2-7 zoom.

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Fairly rough-looking MAS-36. Was gonna post this in the WW1&2 thread but this specific example was made shortly after WW2 so it fits better here.

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