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tuk i just read this I'm so glade its going well

I want to say NO

I cant beleave I watched that THANKS

im liking the rifles

complete ! matching numbers 1931 tula, exdragoon D stamp (Finn) bore dirty, dark, pitting, but nice rifling. 2nd round of bore scrubber and its cleaning up nice

Now you have me thinking !!!!! Matamoras or Allentown Keith was at one of them

Matamoras Keith picked up the 44 and 38 and Jim picked up the Mosin for me,, Its soaking with bore scrubber now. its pitted and dirty

He's closed on sunday What range do you shoot at ?

Furniture & Firearms Bring the wife and ditch here by the love seats

I didnt go but had 2 phone calls from freinds one picked up a M44 and a M38 for 100 bucks each and a 2nd freind picked me up a exdragoon 1931 tula matching numbers with a D stamp on the receiver so that should make it a Finn $60.00 .

Spotted this today in a shop called the Furniture & Firearms Depot Mount Bethel PA, And figured you guys would get a kick out of it I think it was 300.00. The AR mounts on it with a crank fire.

WWAAAAAAAAAAAA Only kidding I had the same thing happen to me but I think it took 4 months just for a change of address

A great show I always get some good deals there !! If anyone is going to pick up a Mosin 91/30 just a heads up Cabela's has them on sale for 89 bucks so dont pay any more

Mine says semi auto and it was transferred through a NJ dealer so that aside . its a 5 or 10 min job to pull the bad case out I did it last week so much for there expert

Nice find did you shoot it today ?

This is a VZ 52 she Czechoslovakia rifle 7.62x45 This was a parts gun missing the stock & hand guard I paid $200.00 for the parts but little did I know the wood was very hard to find ! So the hunt begain ,,, So I came across a guy that had 4 stocks but no hand gaurd so I worked out a deal for the stocks $41.00 shipped and they where in bad shape, they had cracks some where even dry rotted but I didnt care. Then I found a 2nd guy that had the hand gaurd so I worked out a even trade for 2 of the stocks, then sold off the last stock for 55.00 shipped. After hours of gluing, patching and sanding then staining and clear coat its solid again. I test fired it sunday with 15 rnds everything worked ok but it had some light strikes on the primers so when I returned home I pulled it apart and found the firing pin was worn so I added some steel with my mig welder then reshaped it and it looks good now but I wont be able to test it again for a couple weeks. Now the hunt for the ammo !! The gun is resting in the stock before the repairs the best of 4 picture below.

is it worth that !!! me i would hunt around for a milled Norinco

HA im going back today

i have one i picked up nib a 1927 delux they have the cool factor ,, the gun is heavy the semi auto mags are pricy the full auto mags will need to blocked and the catch hole reshaped, the 10 round drums look cool but are a POS my 1st day out the drum fell apart after 8 rounds and i had to beg the manufacturer to replace it, and they are a pain to put them on the gun you need a special tool to remove it and i think drums are cold blued brcause i have to keep it oiled so it wont rust . But its my chopper mugsy

Ya I had one It sucks with 2 10 round mags and it took me a long time to get it to work mine was a use kit. The best thing was calling the state police to see if we could own it and the detective put me on speaker phone and ask me to repeat my self and I could here the guys in the room laughing. It was ok

OK bud you started this call Eagle Arms and see what they can do

hey its my gun and i will name it as i please its the Quigley gun to me,, if i called it the Tom Selleck gun that would be gay

i would be in depends on the price

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=154173 I have a old ammo spam can full of reamers you might get lucky