I'm going to stick a few C&R photos in here, please join in

[MJ1]

[Rich]

Definitely a nice collection! What are the two guns on the bottom?

[MJ1]

1st: Swedish AG 42 in 6.5X55 Swede Mauser. I just scored an original cleaning/field kit in a roll pouch complete with etra extractor and small tool set. I need to re-do the picture to show the kit. Rifle is mint with only a fine hairline crack in the upper hand guard. I should have replced it but a new upper would just look out of place. This rifle is dated 1943 mint bore and super clean in and out. Gonna miss it and never got to shoot this one but it's brother was amazingly accurate before i sold it. Warning this rifle can make M1 thumb look like a small paper cut,,LOL



2ed: Russian SVT40 dated 1942 7.62X54R a very interesting rifle with darkish bore but shoots well and has historic WW2 history. Try finding real magazines and bayonets for this puppy, your wallet will hide so deep in your pocket you will think you left it at home.



Pura Vida

[Rich]

SVT is what I thought that was. If you ever decide to sell it let me know!

[Koi]

Really good looking guns. thanks for the share.

[MJ1]

I'm thinking the SVT will be almost last to go. I think these will be next. I had to let my Finn collection slip away not long ago medical bills.

[MJ1]

Really good looking guns. thanks for the share.

thanks for looking

[Gunner57]

Why? We're having too much fun drooling over yours! LOL

[wolfspotter]

Why? We're having too much fun drooling over yours! LOL

You can say that again! In the past, I've had many of the rifles you posted. Had a chance to buy an SVT for $300 because the shop owner had no clue what it was. Thanks for sharing!

[MaxiMag]

You can say that again! In the past, I've had many of the rifles you posted. Had a chance to buy an SVT for $300 because the shop owner had no clue what it was. Thanks for sharing!

I sure hope you bought it!