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MG34 - Berlin 1945

Turbo Archie

Turbo Archie

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I really wish I would have brought out some better stuf.

This was play gear.

I think that jacket is real though.


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Awesome. I think everyone here can relate to this pic...or a lot of us.
 
Thats great Arch. It looks like they are enjoying the whole thing too.

Thanks for sharing those.
 
Thats awesome! Bet they loved hauling that heavy 34 around, I know I would've at their age (heck, I like playing with my dummy 34 now!). I like the way he properly uses his off hand to pull the butt into his shoulder, he'd make a good Number 1!

Mine, at only 7 weeks tomorrow is still a little young, but in a few years, hopefully he will be digging daddy's collection too....
 
I had an MG 34 in Iraq that turned up during a cordon and search. I nursed it back to health and had fun with it at the test fire berm in between missions. Hated having to get rid of it. I think of it sitting under the sand where I dumped it. Poor gal. Chris
 
And to think I was only armed with a plastic AK and Uzi

I did get an M-60 though when one of the Rambo movies came out....that doesnt compare to an MG34 though
 
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miles136 said:
And to think I was only armed with a plastic AK and Uzi

I did get an M-60 though when one of the Rambo movies came out....thta doesnt compare to an MG34 though
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I had that M-60 to! It had a rubber belt of ammo and spade grips.
 
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