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The shorter rifle at the top is a 33/40 "mountain" rifle. The other two are 98Ks.

More from the Boston Archives The Army Ordnance examined the "New" Mauser rifle. I can only assume based on the pictures it's the...

These stocks were originally made of laminated Beech. The wood was chosen for its strength, dimensional stability and the fact that it...

The original glue was a formaldehyde based phenolic, brand name today "Resorcinol". It was a great choice because the bond was stronger...

Right. See my avatar.

Right. See my avatar.

Wrote this 15+ yrs ago... and posted on G-Boards. Thought I'd migrate this over here for thought/comment. Gun Board Comments are...

I’ve had good luck running everything but Wolf 115 FMJ because it’s light light loaded. May even be almost subsonic. You should be able...

Try any good 124 grain NAT0 spec 9mm, like M882.

Here's a souvenir P.38 that my uncle put together from components found in a German small arms repair facility after the German...

I'm seeing a Finnish rework of a Russian rifle. The D on the receiver ring is a marking added by the Finns which means that the rife is...

I'm seeing a Finnish rework of a Russian rifle. The D on the receiver ring means that the rife is suitable for Russian specification...

98Ks met their accuracy requirements when they originally left the factories. The guns were not intended for bench shooting at long...

I have an Egyptian Helwan 9mm pistol that has matching serial numbers. C.A.I. also electro dotted the same serial number on the right...

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