rifle pictures thread
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kajuntriton
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thats pretty sick. m24 barrel contour?
CUJOHUNTER
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Rossi M92 357 magnum
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my newly painted AK
Cajun_Chuck
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OH that's just great. I pop in to see what's up and see this!?! YA KILLIN ME!!! 
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strong4life32
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- Jul 19, 2010
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please help
i qm looking for a used saiga 12 gauge for about 400 to 500 is any one wanta to sell one please contact me
i qm looking for a used saiga 12 gauge for about 400 to 500 is any one wanta to sell one please contact me
Barney88PDC
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Thanks Sonanth.
That's a MAS Mle 1936. It's a bolt action; what looks like a gas tube under the barrel is actually a bayonet. Mine was from the first production run after France was liberated. When I first got the rifle, I posted a pic at Gun&Game, joking that it was "never fired and only dropped once". A Frenchman corrected me on a couple of things. Mine was a postwar rifle, and even though the German victory in France was quick, it wasn't cheap. In May 1940 the French soldiers killed an average of 2400 Germans a day, in June that went up to 4900 a day. The problem was that the Germans killed twice as many Frenchmen.
I'll edit the post to identify the rifles in the pic.
That's a MAS Mle 1936. It's a bolt action; what looks like a gas tube under the barrel is actually a bayonet. Mine was from the first production run after France was liberated. When I first got the rifle, I posted a pic at Gun&Game, joking that it was "never fired and only dropped once". A Frenchman corrected me on a couple of things. Mine was a postwar rifle, and even though the German victory in France was quick, it wasn't cheap. In May 1940 the French soldiers killed an average of 2400 Germans a day, in June that went up to 4900 a day. The problem was that the Germans killed twice as many Frenchmen.
I'll edit the post to identify the rifles in the pic.
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