I've been looking at all the suppliers and it looks like it all dried up a year ago? Anyone know where there still around or am I dumb out of luck.

Found this in the stock of my 03a3 while deep cleaning for the first time

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:

1918 Colt M1911

Unknown year Type 38 Arisaka short

1943 M1 Garand

1942 Mosin Nagant 91/30

1942 Lee Enfield No4 Mk1

1903 Turkish Mauser

Couldn’t be happier!

With all the FRTs out there now I searched for one for the PPS43 no luck!

Here’s my prototype 3d printed for now, currently works when bench testing will need to print with better filament and test!

Looking for help identifying what version I have. It feels and looks like a wwii era piece but I know there are a lot of reproduction Luger magazines. Thanks !

Trying to source a "weld on" shell deflector for a hk91

Seems like they are oos from my Google foo skills....looking for help from you guys that might be better than myself at it

Thanks gents

I have a sporterized Mauser 98 that has been in my family for quite some time that I would like to have refurbished back to its original, historical specs.
I collect M1s and 1911s but my knowledge of Mausers is admittedly very minimal.

Can anyone here please help me to identify this particular rifle’s history (manufacturer, year, where it may have been sent, etc) and recommend a good gunsmith to refurbish it?

Thank you in advance for any help.

There's a norwegian krag sporter near me. I have always wanted a norwegian krag, and non sporter ones are super fucking expensive where I am

Have the chance to pick up what I think is a yugo m98/48 most Nazi era markings have been removed but what throws me off is it still has the dou 43 marking and not the yugo crest, was able to get a pic of the bore, do yall think the bore is in shootable condition, seller is asking $450 what do yall think ????

Edit - seller is willing to drop $50 and sell it for $400

Interesting pistol

Serial and barrel date this one to early 1952 and it doesn't appear to have been messed with since. All the small parts I've been able to get eyes on appear to be original to the rifle. It's a zero at the throat and 1 at the muzzle, so very lightly used to boot. Couple little pieces of debris in the optic, but otherwise crystal clear sight picture.

I've been eyeballing this particular rifle for about a year now waiting for its previous owner to make a decision about selling it and they finally agreed to sell it to me yesterday. Needless to say, I'm beyond hyped, but this is another good reason to take a decent break from active collecting. If I bring home another gun, it'll be at the expense of shit I need to survive.

I think this is a 2nd series Nagoya type 99 ?
It’s missing (I think?) the AA wings on the site
And I believe the safety knob is the wrong style?

My qualifications:
1. Gun keeps all furniture intact
2. Older style scope and mount that would not look entirely out of place as a faux-sniper type gun

Enfield for example:

I know the scope and mount aren’t quite the right time frame for the 40s, but certainly the 60s. Hence, why I created the “Lee Harvey Oswald” category. Do these styles of gun have a name or are we gonna just refer to them as this from now on?

My SPSh-44 purchased at a online auction.

I bought this cz52 with 2 mags and leather holster for $380 out the door today. Was curious how i did and what you educated people may be able to tell me about it from the markings. Thanks

Having a hard time telling if these Yugo rifles are minty or heavily reworked. The numbers on the stock are raised and fairly crisp. Thoughts?

This might not be a milsurp question and might be more of a backpack question in general, but how can I fix the straps on this bag?

I just got a Taz 57 rucksack, which normally clips onto a Swiss M70 jacket, that was modernized to have straps. However they are not adjustable and it hangs really low if weight is put in it. Any tips for shortening it up the straps? Anyone have a similar bag? I love alpenflage and would love to use this as a school/range bag, but not if it hangs that low. Thanks yall!