We need some C&R porn

[Andy54Hawken]

Remington 510 from 1941

• Andy54Hawken
• Aug 2, 2025

Simple rifle...but fun to shoot.
Remington 510 from 1941.
Andy

 

[nehalemguy]

The only ones I've seen were on national match rifles built for competition and the strikers were identical. This is not a national match gun but it was rebuilt before world war 2. From what I have read they were in a crunch for guns so they used every part they had. Even the improperly heat treated bolts and actions got rebuilt for the war effort. I wonder if that's how this rifle ended up with the striker it has. The parkerizing is very good and it matches the bolt and striker. Either way this rifle doesn't look like it ever went to war after rebuilding.

I love the 1903s and 03-A3s. I'm currently really close to breaking open my piggy bank and buying an unissued and original Smith-Corona 03-A3. Being that it is in such pristine condition, of course the seller wants a premium price, but it would pair nicely with my unissued Remington 03-A3 that I already have in the safe and go well with my other WW2 arms.

 

[Greshaaam]

Have you got some favorites which you would like to share? How about some show and tell?


Here's my latest acquisition; a CSZ M98/22 purchased from a NWF member. A Turk contract rifle, 8mm Mauser with a 98 action, mostly matching numbers except for the buttplate and bolt. Metal is all in the white except underneath the wood. Bore is in VG condition. I'm looking forward to some range time with her to see how well she patterns.




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Beautiful rifle, thanks for sharing the pictures!

 

[Greshaaam]

Finn M39 Mosin Nagant. Custom bent bolt, Huber trigger, American made Soviet PE style scope mount with 1" rings.



Beautiful rifle, thanks for sharing the pictures!

 

[JamesAllen1]

Here's a WW1 C&R, a Webley Wilkinson. Quite accurate.

 

[CountryGent]

@JamesAllen1 ever so neato! 'Gratz.

 

[JamesAllen1]

More porn! This time an 1860s Sharps derringer in vintage case.

 

[raftman]

Late war example of a Mauser HSc in fairly worn condition.

 

[PommyB]

Here's a WW1 C&R, a Webley Wilkinson. Quite accurate.

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Very nice, is that a Webley (or retailer's) case? I have a Webley WG-Army shown here above my commercial Mk.V & WD Mk.V. The lower one has been shaved, the other two are still in .455 caliber.

 

[JamesAllen1]

A fine grouping of sisters!

My case is unmarked as to retailer, not original to revolver but it snuggles the revolver nicely.

 

[orygun]

More porn! This time an 1860s Sharps derringer in vintage case.

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Very cool! I have an HJS copy in stainless steel. Unfortunately it's missing the firing pin.

I recently bought an oldie. Marlin 1892 made in 1901.

 

[Cotton69]

German ww2 luger with brown holster.Most of these holsters are black,vet bringback.

 

[bill223]

Very nice package.... I don't see any straw Parts. What year is that thing

 

[Cotton69]

1942 has german markings.

 

[bill223]

Okay that makes sense now. I can't really tell him the picture but has it been refinished

 

[bill223]

Never mind. I just looked through the other pictures. Looks original finish.... Again, that's a very nice setup

 

[Cotton69]

Thanks,bore is great,havent shot it but may test fire it,am sure it works fine.

 

[monks]

Thanks,bore is great,havent shot it but may test fire it,am sure it works fine.

I would suggest buying a firing pin for it before shooting and swapping it out. I've read that the firing pin is the most broken part in Lugers and if your firing pin matches the pistol it's cheap insurance to swap
it with a new one before shooting. You certainly don't see the brown holsters very often. That's a very nice setup! Here's mine.

 

[bill223]

This is excellent advice... I don't even shoot my Luger due to wearing about a number part breaking..

 

[Cotton69]

PPK ww2 officers rig.Vet bringback capture later war pistol rig.Havent shot it but might.Bore like new,officers didnt have to use these much.