well i was cleaning out the safe today and decided to take some pics and reflect all that gave their lives on the sixth of June 1944. Here are my D-day milsurps and militaria. Please remember that i am the worlds worst photographer, but please feel free to post some of your pics. To start it off....

 

we have here a 1903A3 made in 1943, Springfield M1, USN ka-bar, and a Rock island 1911(I know not original, but nicely fills the gap).

 

Here we have my one and only Brit. It is a savage #4mk1 that has the original micrometer sight.

 

now we have 2 vet bring-back k98's (the darker one is a 1939 JP Sauer that was actually captured on June 8th 1944), an unknown helmet, a p38, youth knife, and a SA dagger

well i was cleaning out the safe today and decided to take some pics and reflect all that gave their lives on the sixth of June 1944. Here are my D-day milsurps and militaria. Please remember that i am the worlds worst photographer, but please feel free to post some of your pics. To start it off....

Very cool, I love the old rifles, pistols and memorabilia 8-)

I know when i go to the range with the older stuff i always seem to draw a crowd. This is just a small sampling of my WWII collection. When shooting the older stuff, it seems like a cannon going off compared to little ar-15's. people always gather and i let them try shootin some. Most of the time people are afraid to try.

-Remembering each and every one who served and died on D-day.