No No no no , not the city, got property south of the finger lakes there is a state west of the Hudson, wouldn't think it way the policitons act , wouldn't mind going to the big city, an baggin one of those metro buses. Found out the hard way a 25 35 is no deer gun at 150 yards. Ain't in Beef alow snow and blow here, Bath NY.

The rifle that I have is a Spencer correct me if I am wrong on the caliber but I think it is a 54 50 rim fire and yes I love that sks bought it brand new years ago nail wood chucks at 300 yards .

Something of an oddball collection. Mostly commie stuff.

1946 Mosin M44. Non-matching

1943 Mosin M91/30 Matching.

Prewar Czech vz.24 Mauser made for the Romanian Army

80's Norinco SKS

Late 50's Early 60's Yugo 59/66 SKS

TGI build AK-74 off an Bulgarian parts kit.

1978(?) Marlin 336 in 35rem.

20ga NEF shotgun for clays.

Think that's it...

One gun I'd love to get my hands on...you have permission to laugh a little, would be the Solothurn S-18/1000.
http://world.guns.ru/atr/solothurn_s18-1100.jpghttp://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1.../publisolo.jpg

That's the /100 model, but its' essentially the same rifle. The 1000 is a bit longer. Still, I think it would be awesome to get to shoot that thing.
http://world.guns.ru/atr/solothurn_s18-1100.jpg

Im a sig sauer/ baretta guy when it comes to hand guns.

Mossberg straight on home defense with bird shot as the first line, Double 00 as the secound,

Home defense? :D

I own:

- 12 gauge savage pump shotgun. bought it off my supervisor when in the military, i think he got it at K mart, its a POS, but does OK for bird hunting.

- 12 gauge mossberg 500, 7 round magazine tube, 18 inch barrel with a short length of pull stock. Loaded with 00 buck, equpied with side saddle. For home defense, or the zombie apocolypse. :har:

I will own, my dads 12 gauge remington wingmaster. This gun is old. He bought it when he was 20 years old at a pawn shop for 80 bucks. Still a sold piece with all wood stock and forearm. I just went chucker hunting with it a couple months ago. Dad's passing it on to me when i move out of state. I think i'll pass it on to my son or daughter if I ever have one when their old enough. (according to my fiance were having 2 kids)


I want: (dear santa....)
A Colt Navy Model 1861 With Richards-Mason conversion.
Winchester 1873
Colt M1911 A1
M1 Garand
M14 but i'll have to settle for an M1A
and an M16A1... but i'll have to settle for an AR-15.

http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/248...rifles1956.jpg

http://www.sturmgewehr.com/bhinton/O...hurnAd1957.jpg


From the 50's

Ouch, that would cost $1,500 in today's dollars. Honestly your getting robbed you could purchase a RPG-7 launcher for about $500 with rounds costing about $50 each. :haha:

Less if you have some opium to trade in.:O::har:

Just bought my first, a CZ 452 American in .22LR. *nice* :yep:

Put dibs on a Springfield M6 Scout today. (fingers crossed)
Looking out for something in 12G semiauto, or to a lesser degree, a pump.
And maybe a Henry in .44Mag

autoweapons.com has a RPG-7 or two for sale. Real ones.

Can't imagine the price on those suckers.

I'd hate to go through the NFA paperwork for those.

Confederate colt-navy .44
1864 sprinfield musket .58
new haven .22
sks

I haven't been shooting in ages though:shifty:

ya'll should have been at the subsim meetin' when we went shootin':woot:.

All I got is a...

Mosin Nagant 91/30
Yugoslavian M24/47 mauser
Romanian M44
Enfield No.4 Mk.1

and non WWII rifles...a Mini-14 and a Ruger semi-auto .22

My brother in law goes through M6s like paper...good guns, but he uses them as trading stock when he finds them. Some poor schlub traded him a 7.62 AR build (AR-10, I guess...if you're into calling it that) for a .22 Hornet over .410. :haha:

Hell, I don't even collect guns, and I want a '73. The gun that won the west.

No guns, but a couple of bladed instruments :03:

Wouldn't mind firing off a Garand though, if only to hear the "Ting!". :yeah:

It's *highly* satisfying. :yeah:

Taurus 63: Probably the "cleanest" gun I own. Still working on accuracy. :damn:
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...cap/taurus.jpg

Schmidt-Rubin K31: Weirdest gun I own. Very interesting bold design. Incredibly expensive to shoot.
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ecap/Swiss.jpg

The family SKSs: My Dad's Norenco (right) next to my beefier Yugo.
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...odecap/SKS.jpg

Ruger 10/45: What can I say? This gun's a ball.
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ecap/rug22.jpg

BRNO 22 trainer: For what I paid ($45) this is pretty much the most accurate gun I own.
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ecap/rom22.jpg

Marlin Papoose: Survival gun, very lightweight, very accurate, a ball and a half to shoot!
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ap/papoose.jpg

The family Mosin-Nagants: My Dad's stubby M44 next to my own M91/30. Noticing a pattern in the differences of guns we select? :haha:
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ap/Nagants.jpg

Ladies and gentlemen I present...the pawn shop special: I paid $10 for it at a pawn shop in Anderson, IN. The performance and sheen is....well, what you expect.
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...p/marlin63.jpg

Savage .17HMR: My squirrel and rabbit popper. :P
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...odecap/HMR.jpg

The family home defense guns: My Dad's 9mm Hi-Point next to my 12GA automatic. Like I said about the pattern...and may I add that our house is not one that you want to break into. :rock:
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...efenseguns.jpg

My 2 Pistols: The one on the left is a CZ/VZ-52 in 7.62 TOK. I considered carrying it for a while, but it'd be downright irresponsible as that round travels at about 2,500fps. The one on the right IS my carry gun, a Ruger GP100 in .357 Mag that I love dearly. :)
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...ecap/CZ357.jpg

DPMS AP4LE Carbine: What can I say? I finished this thing off this summer and it is as awesome as it looks. I wish I could afford an EoTech sight though. -sigh-
http://i706.photobucket.com/albums/w...odecap/AR2.jpg