1968 Walther PP .32 ACP - EU Police issue with holster
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You got that right. Mostly carry .38 Special in it. LOL
It was bolt action day for me last week at my local range.
Didn't bring all of them. Left home my Israeli Mauser, Krag, 1903A3 and my other M1917.
Didn't bring all of them. Left home my Israeli Mauser, Krag, 1903A3 and my other M1917.
Stevens Favorite Chambered in .32 rimfire shot.
A cool little shotgun indeed. From what I understand aint many of em around. Bought it as "curio and relic ammo unavailable" and took that as a challenge. Not cheap and no "how to" that I could find at the time but I managed to make some.
A cool little shotgun indeed. From what I understand aint many of em around. Bought it as "curio and relic ammo unavailable" and took that as a challenge. Not cheap and no "how to" that I could find at the time but I managed to make some.
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Here's another American beauty. An early 1890 Winchester in .22 short.
How much for the m39?
My Japanese guns. They are going up for sale this weekend. Getting out of the Japanese collecting.
The Nambu T-14 is a February 1940 manufacture (15.2). Serial number is 74117, is NOT shootable, no firing pin and bolt return spring. Some rust. Has the large trigger guard (1939 thru 1945). It is in 8mm Nambu. Mag does not match gun is 117 and mag is 119.
The Arisaka Type 99 "Last Ditch" is in very good condition and should fire with no issue. I have never shot it as just have not bought 7.7 ammo. The firing pin and spring sound and feel very strong. No rust and the barrel looks very good. It has the full mum (no pings or grinding). The buttplate is wooden. This one was manufactured Kogyo Company and supervised by the Kohura Arsenal. Serial # 54262 but I do not know how to read the exact manufacture date. It has the peep rear sight and the metal sling attachment on the stock.
The Nambu T-14 is a February 1940 manufacture (15.2). Serial number is 74117, is NOT shootable, no firing pin and bolt return spring. Some rust. Has the large trigger guard (1939 thru 1945). It is in 8mm Nambu. Mag does not match gun is 117 and mag is 119.
The Arisaka Type 99 "Last Ditch" is in very good condition and should fire with no issue. I have never shot it as just have not bought 7.7 ammo. The firing pin and spring sound and feel very strong. No rust and the barrel looks very good. It has the full mum (no pings or grinding). The buttplate is wooden. This one was manufactured Kogyo Company and supervised by the Kohura Arsenal. Serial # 54262 but I do not know how to read the exact manufacture date. It has the peep rear sight and the metal sling attachment on the stock.
Super nice Japanese collection.
Few Nazis taking in some fresh air.
