Inspired by Samurai's thread displaying his stunning military rifles (which I cannot hope to compete with on any equal footing) thought I'd put mine up, since I've come to "the end of the line", so to speak. No more room in 3 safes, no more room for more safes. Plus I have a new & improved camera which helps heh
First up, the first rifle I ever bought, No4 MkI* Longbranch 1942. North Amercian walnut stock. DIY neoprene cheekpiece

Similarly, 1916 Enfield Sht.22 IV trainer
(which I found out yesterday - inexplicably - I cannot close the bolt on anymore...damned if I know what's happened in the months its been hibernating in the safe Lol. Might have to ask your advice, Tech!)

Next up, the rifle which kicked off the whole *ahem* insanity lol
Tula 1934 hex 91/30 Refurb, One of Lawrance's awesome offerings, alas now no more


Izhevsk 1943 91/30 Refurb. Interesting crossgrain-cut stock


Polish Wz-48 1954 .22 trainer (M38 carbine stock)


Izhevsk 1944 Non-refurbished M44 Carbine, great patina, Laminated which is I am told extremely rare. DDR-marked. Ridiculously crisp trigger, no creep.


Izhevsk 1944 M44 Carbine, Polish postwar refurb & darker beech stock


Izhevsk 1938 91/30 Non-refurb. Finn capture, looks to be pine tar finish


Westinghouse 1916 (


Finnish M91 1942 VKT barrel. Tiger-striped two-piece stock, barrel appears unfired. Again no creep, fantastic crisp trigger.


Btw all the barrels on these rifles are in excellent condition; only the non-refurbed M44 has a little wear. Pretty sure the Finn has not been fired at all
First up, the first rifle I ever bought, No4 MkI* Longbranch 1942. North Amercian walnut stock. DIY neoprene cheekpiece

Similarly, 1916 Enfield Sht.22 IV trainer
(which I found out yesterday - inexplicably - I cannot close the bolt on anymore...damned if I know what's happened in the months its been hibernating in the safe Lol. Might have to ask your advice, Tech!)

Next up, the rifle which kicked off the whole *ahem* insanity lol
Tula 1934 hex 91/30 Refurb, One of Lawrance's awesome offerings, alas now no more


Izhevsk 1943 91/30 Refurb. Interesting crossgrain-cut stock


Polish Wz-48 1954 .22 trainer (M38 carbine stock)


Izhevsk 1944 Non-refurbished M44 Carbine, great patina, Laminated which is I am told extremely rare. DDR-marked. Ridiculously crisp trigger, no creep.


Izhevsk 1944 M44 Carbine, Polish postwar refurb & darker beech stock


Izhevsk 1938 91/30 Non-refurb. Finn capture, looks to be pine tar finish


Westinghouse 1916 (


Finnish M91 1942 VKT barrel. Tiger-striped two-piece stock, barrel appears unfired. Again no creep, fantastic crisp trigger.


Btw all the barrels on these rifles are in excellent condition; only the non-refurbed M44 has a little wear. Pretty sure the Finn has not been fired at all

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