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Pre 1945 action rifles. Muzzle loading.

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#121 Post by bradaz11 »

ah ok, i can see it as an axe now :)
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#122 Post by Charlie Muggins »

Specifically it looks like one of Gerber's smaller offerings. Some even come with a knife in the handle -- so a short axe, already more dangerous than a long one, can have the bonus of a knife flying out at an inopportune moment. All in a conveniently black package, which helps you not see it in reduced lighting conditions until it bites you.

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#123 Post by froggy »

STG 44, not in Syria but this time in Novorossiya, so most probably a "good one" left over from the Great Patriotic War.

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#124 Post by snayperskaya »

Some more from Novorossiya

SKS
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Mosin PU
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PTR-D ant-tank rifle
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#125 Post by froggy »

Am I mistaken or he is carrying a Tokarev TT as a side arm ?

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#126 Post by snayperskaya »

froggy wrote:Am I mistaken or he is carrying a Tokarev TT as a side arm ?

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Yes Tovarisch that is indeed a TT-33 ussrflag

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#127 Post by snayperskaya »

Taliban with PU scoped Mosin


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#128 Post by Sixshot6 »

snayperskaya wrote:Taliban with PU scoped Mosin


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If its a real sniper and not a put together, how much do you reckon that's worth?
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#129 Post by snayperskaya »

Sixshot6 wrote:
snayperskaya wrote:
If its a real sniper and not a put together, how much do you reckon that's worth?
Depends on condition, barrel may be like a sewer pipe.If a certain dealer was selling it they'd probably want a small fortune for it!.I would say there's a possibility it's a genuine sniper as the Soviets still issued the PU sniper to some Spetsnaz and VDV marksmen during the Soviet-Afghan conflict along with the SVD and I wouldn't imagine your average Taliban would be trawling Ebay for cheap Chinese copies of PU scopes.
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#130 Post by Sixshot6 »

snayperskaya wrote:
Sixshot6 wrote:
snayperskaya wrote:
If its a real sniper and not a put together, how much do you reckon that's worth?
Depends on condition, barrel may be like a sewer pipe.If a certain dealer was selling it they'd probably want a small fortune for it!.I would say there's a possibility it's a genuine sniper as the Soviets still issued the PU sniper to some Spetsnaz and VDV marksmen during the Soviet-Afghan conflict along with the SVD and I wouldn't imagine your average Taliban would be trawling Ebay for cheap Chinese copies of PU scopes.
How do you tell an original russian PU from the POSP modern variants if I may ask?
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