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Mas-36, 7.5x54mm







No.4 Mk.2, 1955, ROF Faz





Mosin Nagant M44



Mosin Nagant, 91/30 with PU scope (This is my Dads)







Sporterised No.4, still in .303 by Parker Hale



Martini Henry Mk.2, 1872 dated (originally a Mk.1)





P14 made by ERA, sadly not mine anymore due to barrel being ruined when I bought it, it was key holing at 25m

You lucky blighter!



WAAAA...live rounds in the breach! :G

Robin128 wrote:You lucky blighter!



WAAAA...live rounds in the breach! :G

Inerts, I don't do this type of photography with live rounds. didn't really want to post that pic, but its the only one of that rifle I have on this computer,

Lovely stuff, they are all good looking rifles and I especially like the MAS, they are supposed to be very accurate as well. What do you think of it?

ovenpaa wrote:Lovely stuff, they are all good looking rifles and I especially like the MAS, they are supposed to be very accurate as well. What do you think of it?

Are you a target shooter reader?
I did an article sometime last year on them.
Couldn't rate them highly enough, one of the best rifles in my collection to shoot.

Some more

SMLE No.1 Mk.3* (still retains cut-off), 1929, BSA (de-act)





Remington-Rand 1911A1, (de-act)





Bren Gun, Mk1 (with Mk.2 Barrel) Lithgow (de-act)






SMLE No.1 Mk.3, LSA 1917 (live)

I do like the SMLE's, there is just something about them.

I had an Inglis De-act Bren for a while, sadly it went many years ago.

The Bren/Inglis connection reminded me of something, time for a new thread

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH... my old Colt Gov't!

That really is an amazing collection - And I love all the 'bits and bobs' that you've got for the de-acts

...got to ask though - what do you do with a de-act Bren gun...put it on the side board? (that could look good actually :-P )