Favorite bolt action from ww2. Go
Favorite bolt action from ww2. Go
Jordan Roberts
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James Foster
Mosin
Brayden Edwards
I personally prefer the Kar 98k
Cameron Scott
This
Better than any nazishit. Cheaper, more precise, better ergonomics, better sights and overall better.
Cooper Campbell
Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk. I
Gabriel Watson
the winner one
Mosin
Nathan Gonzalez
All of them.
Evan Bell
K31 because it's the only bolt action I own and shoot.
Mason Lee
If we're talking the WW2 era, a K31.
If we're talking fought in the war, I'll take the No 1 Mk III* for being a little prettier than the No 4.
Dominic Howard
The Type 38 Arisaka
William Rivera
If it's good enough for my little potato...
Justin Cooper
Lee Enfield is objectively the best bolt action used by the warring nations during both world wars, except for arguably the Ross
>continental powers collectively too retared to curve the bolt handle because who needs fast sight recover; ruskies still couldn’t figure it out with their shitsticks ater the first one
>superior capacity
>superior fire rate due to the travel path of the bolt being more parabolic instead of sharp up-back movement
>more powerful extraction than in all the other combatants’ rifles, works reliably with faulty ammo
Isaiah Scott
Swedish Mauser in 6.5mm
Brayden Murphy
Seconded. The action is so smooth and the recoil is mild. I could shoot it all day where as Im done after about 100 rounds with the K98 or mosin.
Connor Sullivan
Reply to self
Only taking the ones actually used in the war into account, otherwise the Swiss guns are hard to top
Camden Johnson
Jacob Jones
either 1903a3 or the 1917.
Alexander Bennett
VZ24 smooth af
Daniel Lee
I stole a [SA] marked one for $200
Tyler Stewart
there's a reason to have a straight bolt handle. you get significantly better leverage, meaning the bolt is both easier to open and it allows you to beat the bolt open more easily if you get a stuck case, which with wwi and wwii metallurgy was pretty common
curved bolt handle is better for not getting snagged on shit, hence why carbines had curved handles usually while the main infantry rifles had straight handles
also,
>more powerful extraction
>in a lee enfield
that's just blatantly wrong
Carter Young
One that I can use most easily left handed
Joseph Green
That's all of them. None are hard to use left handed.
Ian Gray
>Posts an airshit K98k
The absolute state of Jow Forums. This summer is going to be hot.
Joseph Parker
You are all wrong.
Nathan Gomez
Best Mauser coming through
Lincoln Green
>Cheaper
Yes
>more precise
Fucking what? None of these guns are match accurate but especially not Mosins.
>better ergonomics
Have you handled guns in your life?
>better sights
V-Notch vs U-Notch, hmm
>overall better
Worse feed mechanism prone to rim jams, worse manual safety, worse bolt by a country mile, shitty bolt design
Ryan Barnes
can't believe nobody has posted the best yet
Jordan Howard
MAS-36.
The latest development in bolt-action.
Super reliable and durable too, shot a very good round.
Nathan Fisher
Type 99 Arisaka
Brandon Mitchell
Ppu isn't too bad, although it feels a little underpowered. I haven't chronoed mine, but I read online around 2000ft/lbs.
Easton Cox
Springfield M1903A4
Kayden Harris
What ammo should be used? Where can I find more information on what ammo can be used?
Isaac Stewart
Mauser Karabiner 98. These things kick like a mule, but are pretty damn fun to shoot.
Ethan James
Andrew Anderson
>The latest development in bolt-action
While I otherwise agree with you, that's not quite true.
William Bennett
Best bolt gun, but only if it's finnish
Christopher Johnson
Your little potato is a nigger
William Williams
A garand with the gas plug removed
Isaiah Nelson
Type 38 or Finnish M39, hard to pick just one.
Jace Hill
a choice is simple
Kayden King
carcano
Noah Nguyen
I'm really, REALLY liking the Mas 36.
John Robinson
Why is it so fucking good? How is this so overlooked when it absolutely shits on the competition?
Mason Thomas
Damn, I paid 600$ for mine.
Ian Hill
It really is great, just overlooked because "muh dropped" memes, at least in my experience.
Noah Howard
Springfield 1903 boyo, so good we used it from WWI to Vietnam.
t. from Springfield, Massachusetts. Georgia Washington personal visit founding the armory best year of my life, Nixon killing it worst.
Brody Scott
fixed bayonets are full retard
>gee hanging this steel spring off the end of the barrel sure fucks up the harmonics
>so lets just hang this shit on there 100% of the time and preclude anyone from actually doing something useful with the bayonet, like, you know, using it as a knife or tool.
Elijah Hill
The bayonet gets my rocks off
Dominic Rodriguez
I own both and I like my mosin more than my 98k, but absolutely none of that is true
Jaxon Parker
I like the M38 carbine, actually. Good for close in stuff, easy to manufacture (compared to other bolt guns at the time), and the ergonomics are decent.
Though, not as much as a Mauser, but it makes a good compromise in a pinch.
Tyler Moore
This configuration is historically impossible
Levi Evans
Because it's French and for whatever reason French guns never enjoyed much popularity here in America.
Ryder Evans
>prone to rim jams
you're a retard. Mosin is designed with an interrupter that makes rimlock impossible. But the rest of your post is accurate
Jacob Gray
Holy fuck I'm jealous, post pics. Is it an early 1920s receiver? From what I read all the finns are
Elijah Gray
>for whatever reason French guns never enjoyed much popularity here in America
"Never fired, dropped once" memes. They and America were best bros for the whole history of the US until for some reason in the last 50 years 'Muricans decide to end friendship with France, England is our best friend now. See "Freedom Fries."
Also France does has always done weird shit with their guns that makes them interesting to collectors but tends to put off the average fudd. Said MAS-36, for example, has the weirdly turned bolt handle and completely lacks a safety.
Joseph Roberts
The stripper clips are a different story, if they are loaded incorrectly because of the rims. Other than that, you're spot on.
Nolan Robinson
Didn't mean that last sentence to mock you, sorry. I just suck at making sentences up on the fly.
Angel Parker
"Nobody copies the French and the French copy nobody"
Tyler Parker
1920 Carl. Sometimes Cabelas doesn't know what they have in the racks.
Logan Turner
Suprised it took this long to get the correct answer.
Aaron Stewart
All y'all niggers are wrong
Ian Ross
Got one of those too, only have 10 clips for it. :(
Lincoln Barnes
>tfw you only have 2
At least one is Nazi marked
Robert Young
All the benefits of a Mauser, not made by dirty Nazis or commies!
Gabriel Reed
Charles degaulle ruined the bromance when he cozied up to the soviets and the French intel community became a sieve for western secrets.
Robert Stewart
M1917 enfield.
Not really from 1917
Not really an enfield
Oliver Cruz
>falling for that bait
Hudson Gomez
>HK
Yo yo niggas. I'm not sure what it means though, I think it's the initials of the quality inspector, who could he be though?
Joshua James
>airsoft
You better own real guns newfag
Cameron Cruz
I don't like Mosins much at all, but I will give them having better sights. Barleycorn front sights fucking suck.
Robert Brown
Czech Mauser with a straight bolt handle then?
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Luis Hill
No one posts best rifle. Shame
Benjamin James
>WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS HAMMER FIRED SHIT NIGGA IT'S NOT EVEN EIGHTEEN-TWENTY-FIVE YOU MONGOLICIOUS RETREAD
Owen Foster
HK denotes it was part of the Coastal Artillery at Hemsö Fortress. Mine is a 1916 Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori produced rifle.
Nice, got mine for $225 after Hurricane Harvey.
Liam Gomez
Breah that's not a hammer that's a thumb catch on the striker
Jose Wright
From cabelas of all places!!! jesus christ! I payed some dude out of his garage 600 for my SA stamped. I don't regret it, good money spent.
James Wood
>HK denotes it was part of the Coastal Artillery at Hemsö Fortress.
Interesting, sauce?
Nicholas Richardson
Jonathan Cruz
Mosin, because I have a 1942 tula.
Julian Morales
Well. Seeing all US ally are vassals, you can't really blame him for maintaining independance between the 2 blocks. France still considered itself a great power and couldn't suffer to not be an equal in a relationship (plus CIA doing shady things during Algerian war of independance didn't help)
David White
No. 4 Mk. 1 (T), because proper windage adjustments in the optic and the rebedding process give me a woody.
Aiden Harris
This x1000. It’s ugly, but it’s by far the best bolt action of ww2, lee enfield coming in close second
Hunter James
Taking my No4 and m/38 to the range today, gonna be comfy.
Jeremiah Reyes
ukko pekka
Elijah Stewart