MILSURP and C&R Rifle Pics

[Spieler]

With all of the talk here lately of old MILSURP rifles and my own resurgence of interest in the genre, let's see what kind of old C&R and MILSURP long guns are out there. I only have pics of two of mine, as I have some in storage (not for long though!).

Lee Enfield No.4 Mk 1/2

 

[Spieler]

Mauser 98k

 

[geojap]

Those are some really really nice rifles. Wow. That Enfield would be worth quite a bit today.

I've got about 30 mil-surps so posting pics of all of them here isn't feasible.

My favorites are my three Persian Mausers, but here's a 1942 Finn Sako M39 Mosin Nagant. It has a 3.5 pound trigger pull and is quite nice.

 

[Spieler]

geojap,

VERY nice M39! My next foray will probably be into the Mosins and I've only ever heard good things about the Finnish M39.

 

[VG]

 

[DMK]

Here's a few Milsurp Battle Rifles

91/59 Mosin Nagant Carbine

M1 Garand rebuilt by DGR & Imbel FAL rebuilt by me

 

[natedog]

Here's my K-31. Shoots 1.5" 6 shot groups at 100yds. when I do my part...

 

[chapperjoe]

YESSS

THIS is just the thread I needed to post my question on. I am pretty well set int he carbine and cqb departments, but i was thinking about a longer ranged weapon.........
I really want to buy a 98 and place it in that new futurisitc stock.....the whole setup would be about 150$, and I'd have a rifle accurate out to (in theory??) 800 or so yards!!! What do yall think???

The rifle is the "YUGO mauser" on bottom of this page:
http://www.facamerica.com/014.asp

and the stock is the futuristic looking guy on bottom of this page:
http://www.facamerica.com/020.asp

 

[GD]

I have about 30 C&R rifles. Due to their history and generally great accuracy, my favorites are the Finns. Lately I have been concentrating on getting Finn Winter War and Civil Guard rifles. Here are 4 Winter war rifles:

From left
M28 Tikka
M28 SIG
M28/30
M27 Tikka

These 4 used-hard World War 2 rifles shoot under 2" groups at 100 yards with open sights.

 

[Win75]

Check out my web page for some of my Milsurps.

http://www.swedishmauser.com

David.

 

[Gewehr98]

Since he asked...

Ok, note the new setting, no red rifle cleaning stand!

WWII Remington 1903A4 sniper, restored over the course of a couple years from a receiver I found locally:

 

[Gewehr98]

Springfield 1903A1...

Seen in the same condition as I found it, in a pawn shop back in 1996:

 

[Gewehr98]

BSA Shirley No5Mk1 Jungle Carbine...

From the batch that came in from Malaysia a couple years ago. Shellac/Varnish removed, satin-finish linseed oil:

 

[Gewehr98]

Czech VZ-52 SHE rifle in 7.62x45 Czech...

 

[Spieler]

I just found this site recently and it might be worth a look by those of us interested in these older guns.

 

[Gewehr98]

Yugoslavian SKS...

 

[Gewehr98]

1917 NoIMkIII* SMLE...

 

[Gewehr98]

Model 1895 Dutch Mannlicher Cavalry Carbine...

With asymetrical stock, chambered in 6.5x53R:

 

[Gewehr98]

Another C&R, albeit not milsurp:

Early (1906) Remington Model 8 in .32 Remington:

 

[Gewehr98]

Older pic, 1912-vintage Swiss Schmidt-Rubin Model 1911:

(Predecessor to the recently-popular K-31)

 

[Gewehr98]

A couple of DCM M1 Garands...

In a stack with the above 1903A4. The Garand on the left is a Navy Trophy variant from Crane Naval Weapons Depot - fitted with a Marlin barrel:

 

[Gewehr98]

Swedish AG42B Ljungman in 6.5x55:

 

[Hkmp5sd]

World War II - U.S. Issue

Remington 03A3
Springfield Armory M1
Rockola M1 Carbine

 

[Hkmp5sd]

Gewehr98,

Where'd you find the scope for your 03A4?

 

[DMK]

Ok, note the new setting, no red rifle cleaning stand!

I like the new look Gewehr98. It's more sophisticated.

Beautiful rifles BTW.