Found a refinished military rolling block in 7mm for $650. There was an "SM" mark beside 7mm. Does anyone know what that means? Haven't bought it yet.
/MSG/- Military Surplus General
John Thompson
Michael Smith
Is $475 a decent price for a type 99 toyo koygo series 30 with intact mum and numbers matching? No bipod or dust cover. It's very clean overall
Dominic Gomez
I'd guess Spanish Mauser, but don't know for sure.
Ian Mitchell
There's a SM mark after the caliber on my Swedish Mauser but I forgot what it's for
Brandon Watson
not really weapons related, but a question on british army no.2 dress boots
anyone got any before? they come highly recommended for a good, cheap, quality boot for day to day wear and id like to buy a pair of official issue ones, but i cant find any. cant even find good photos of it.
Brayden Hill
It's not amazing. How's the stock? The barrel? But a matching Arisaka isn't a common find anymore.
Jacob Jackson
See
Wyatt Powell
Any ideas on how to fix the scratches in the finish on my Mosin? None of it is war damage. It's all been done by idiots handling it in the states.
Elijah Perez
That's what I believe it stands for. My model 1896 Rolling Block has the same markings if we are talking about the same thing.
Parker Roberts
what's the average price for a m1910 mexican mauser in pristine condition? guy is pricing for around 800 bucks.
Luis Parker
Stock and barrel are in great shape. Thanks for the input
Dominic Mitchell
Offer a little lower then.
Colton Cook
beautiful m8
who else
S I N G L E S H O T
Leo Peterson
Antique shingle shot?
Adam Jackson
>need to save money
>start thinking spending a little on a revolvey nugget won't hurt
>now these fucking assholes are flaunting sexy single shots in smokeless common calibers
Fuck. Stop.
Jordan Harris
Nope, have another look.
Joshua Sullivan
Well, that one's not in a common smokeless cartridge but you get the idea.
Camden Lopez
No.
Christian Baker
Repros need to make a full length handguard for pic related.
Jack Flores
cheers
Wyatt Gonzalez
I NEED A SNIDER SO FUCKING BAD
Mason Smith
You need one of these user.
Kevin Watson
I'm still upset about you pulling that buy out on that lebel rolling block.
Dominic Ramirez
Not 800 bucks
Liam Butler
Yeah that was a cold-blooded move.
Austin Gomez
my snider, the one i posted, is a cadet carbine and I got it for like $300 syrup bux
its just a sexy gun my man
Wyatt Baker
Single shot!
David Robinson
hon
Connor Gonzalez
We posting thievery?
Aiden Myers
It's just a coincidence that you found it before I bought it.
Also $100 shipping.
Where's owl bro with that MAC he beat me on?
Julian Allen
>$300 syrup bux
How long ago was this?
Thomas Howard
>Found a refinished military rolling block in 7mm
God damn it living my dream.
Owen Martin
I've restored a number of them.
They are stupidly fun to shoot.
Most of my work involves milling new front sights to allow the rear sight to work with modern ammo (to an extent).
As a whole, they are absurdly well made, and simply a joy to work on.
Noah Clark
>tfw getting the extractor stuck under the fucking barrel while installing the front roller.
fucking countless hours trying to get that thing unstuck
Jace Martinez
Recommend some hipster milsurp I can reload for. I'm tired of the usual bolt guns.
Samuel Williams
martini henry.
Michael Reyes
Cool your jets and just start from scratch.
Really, I've never done that, but I'm a bit slow on the Remmys.
Ayden Gutierrez
>Cool your jets and just start from scratch.
that's the issue though if the extractor gets stuck under the barrel you can't remove the front roller. It's because I didn't know about that 1 screw that keeps the extractor from slipping under the barrel and I kept it removed while installing that front roller.
Luis Johnson
Mannlichers.
Dominic Butler
AG-42, Hakim, Rasheed
Mas 49/56
K11, K31
Christian James
>be me
>turn 21 in less than a month
>trying to save up for a modern handgun for self defence and range gun
>local auction house that usually has good surp and good deals (got pic related for $250 after fees and sales tax) has an auction in two weeks
>also watching something and waiting for the price to come down
My wallet is going to really be hurting in a few weeks. Help me, bros.
Adam Myers
You can always make more money.
Joseph Harris
>tfw already own all of those except the Rasheed
I really want to buy one too, but they never seem to show up.
Aaron Flores
Just got a Canadian Snider with the little hammer stop. Pretty cool
Camden Brooks
Sell yourself to disgusting older women.
Andrew Parker
You can, it takes a decent hit though. An 8 Oz machinists cross peen made in 1936 did it for me.
Hunter Lopez
>My wallet is going to really be hurting in a few weeks. Help me, bros.
Beyond self-defense and a hobby, firearms are a good investment. I've never lost money on any of my gun purchases. Just don't buy junk, and take care of your investment, and you can think of your firearm buys as money in a savings account.
Easton Wright
got outbid, $480 now. meh. on to the next
can i remove the white shit from pic related without harming finish
Owen Roberts
I see them all the time, now that I have one.
Ethan Morris
is $350 a fair price for a c 52? it's only coming with one mag and nothing else, but it's very clean.
Jack Hernandez
Take your surps out camping, show them a good time in the woods.
Cameron Davis
user, I'm drooling right now. I've been wanting a Type 30 real bad for a while now. How much did that cost you? And how do I check for matching numbers on one of those?
Joseph Evans
off-white mantle borther
Eli Lopez
Mum intact or not, you stole that Type 99 for $250. Worst case you could flip it for 3 times what you paid for it to fund a handgun, but I'd hold into it.
Henry Johnson
What do German Mausers typically go for?
Vz24? FR8?
Adrian Phillips
Three times is a bit of a stretch even for an arisaka like that with the cover and bipod. Theres just not much demand for them it seems whenever I'm at the shows. Probably since ammo is stupidly expensive
Jackson Allen
German Mauser $400-$3000+
Vz-24 $300-$2000+
FR-8 $300-$450
You gotta be more specific on the first two
Landon Bell
help me out here o' knowledgeable user and triphomosexuals. is that white shit desireable? I hate it, how do i remove it?
I'm on the hunt for a t99 matching w/ mum, monopod, and maybe a dusty boi. I'll pay well, my wife is Japanese and it would mean a lot to her mom who's family was in interment camps. Where should I look, what forums? I;m putting out feelers on gunboards.com, but it feels like 46aarp
Carson Perry
shitty pics in return
was this refinished?
Tyler Walker
My gf would kill me over that.
I certainly think it was a steal and plan on keeping it though it's not all perfect. Mum was ground, the monopod looks like a repro and the dust cover is mismatched. But it's a series 4 Nagoya with matching bolt, original AA wings, original dust cover (though mismatched), and original sling. Now I just need a bayonet for it.
The white stuff is either crayon or some kind of paint that sellers put on the markings to highlight them. It comes out, just not sure with what. As for type 99s, you can find what you're looking on Gunbroker, though those will be pricey. Otherwise, look at auction sites or local auction house/pawn stores/LGSs to find one. Gunshows might be good too considering most people don't reload and can't find ammo for it so some old guy might offload it for cheap. Good luck on your hunt, user.
Charles Howard
it's a school rifle so double circle on the mum and a stamp on the stock and rack number (meiji middle school academy is what it translates to). Paid 600 for it with no cleaning rod. sling is a repro from ww2 supply, has 1st army group in kanji. You need to shoot the heavier 160gr projectiles, mine doesn't stabilize the 140r type 38 cartridge.
gun shows, I payed 350 for the type 99, 300 for the duffel cut type 38, 400 for the type I, 600 for the type 30, and a type 44 for 650. all with mums. got the type 38 school rifle for 350 at a cabelas actually.
Dylan Reed
I'm to the point where I need a trapdoor and a M14 for my GI collection. I've already got a member of the Krag, 1903, eddystone, pinger, and armalite families.
Xavier James
postan sexy dwm argentine 1909 w/ WKC Stahl- und Metallwarenfabrik bayo
Blake Campbell
Try your luck with this and see if he ships, user.
armslist.com
I'm watching one and waiting for the guy to lower his price. If it has the stacked cannonballs stamped on the mum, what does that mean? And what parts are numbered on a Type 30? Yours looks beautiful and I really want a hook safety for myself.
Ryder Allen
fugg man. very nice
Isaiah Edwards
thank you for the link user. should I ask about if mid or early war production? also I'm pretty interested in the long rifle model. i appreciate it
Jordan Collins
Levi Walker
You can find out roughly when it was produced by the markings on the receiver and looking up the manufacturer and series. As for long rifles, they are super rare considering that only 38,000 were produced before the short rifle was standardized on with 30,000 produced at Toyo Kogyo under Kokura supervision and 8,000 produced by Nagoya. You're going to end up paying a lot if you find one online but in LGSs, pawn shops, and gun shows, they are often mistaken for Type 38s and priced accordingly so they sometimes turn into deals. I really want a matching Nagoya long rifle to go with my short rifle.
Charles Parker
/msg/ is addicting and bad for your wallet's health amiright heh
Jack Ramirez
stacked cannon balls on mum means it was released from military service. receiver, bolt handle, cocking piece, just about everything is serialized.
Jeremiah Myers
i'll have to ask that armlist guy for a pic of the receiver. thanks user. I have a source for checking dom
Nathan Smith
last question. is a last ditch long rifle t99 series 35 toyo koygo worth it?
Levi Gray
I mean if the price is right, I don't have a last ditch type 99 and I don't plan on getting on anytime soon. I still need a type38 carbine and a type 2
Jack Thompson
Long rifles are definitely not last ditch rifles considering that they were produced from 1940-1941. They just tend to be missing a lot of the accessories. Any details on what it has and what is the price?
Christian Nelson
35th series toyo kogyo
David Nelson
Were those numbers matched to the serial number or to an assembly number? What's a good price for one these days?
Austin Powell
Aye.
Chase Ramirez
billy guide me to a type 99 purchase. wwbd?
Charles Miller
Charles King
Here'sanother one
gunbroker.com
Angel Roberts
love you bois but i need that full chrysanthemum my japense wifey and her mummy loves imperial japanese shit
where to find high end t99? gunsinternational is so dumb lmao
Eli Wright
It really do be like that
Sebastian Watson
that it do. nice specimen
Jose Ortiz
Pic related
Cooper Scott
show me how you store ammo for your surps
Grayson Morales
Mostly piled up in the hallway outside my room.
Joshua Sanchez
Thankee
Carter Clark
At what point is it acceptable to restore vintage guns and to what extent? Whenever someone asks if they should reblue, the answer is almost always no but there are exceptions that people are okay with like the C96s that spent time in China
Christopher Flores
> (You)
>German Mauser $400-$3000+
>Vz-24 $300-$2000+
>FR-8 $300-$450
>You gotta be more specific on the first two
Thanks!
K98k, matching or non.
Other kar98 variants
Swedish Mauser
Late WWII Mauser (wondering if stamped parts make it more or less valuable)
Easton Hughes
A local store was selling an original m1 grand ammo strap for $65.00.
I only have muasers though, so I feel as thought my clips holding 5 8mm rounds wont fit in the m1grand ammo pouches. The m1gra d had a small upper insert clip design unlike opposed the mauser' s cheap clips you slide the rounds into without the clip itself.
Can I utilize this for a mauser?
Brody Bailey
>Long Type 99
>paying a lot
Diffrent user that just wants to tell a story. Went back to the local dealer yesterday.
>just looking/killing time, nothing standing out
>look at the back rack of jap rifles
>type 99, type 99, type 99, type 38, (something), and his Navy Special
>hey that something looks like a 38 but thats not a 38 front end
>ask to fondle
>type 99, intact mum, AA sights, monopod, dust cover, and as long as the 38 it was next to
>fuck me this is a long boi
>started him-haw'ing about it
>other guy browsing surp at the store "shit I didn't know he had that. Just to let you know if you don't buy it I'm going to"
>fuck me
No pics yet, first time I put money down on a rifle to put a hold on it (didn't have enough cash on me. The town didn't have a branch of my bank, two FFL's in the same store and that dealer was at a show with his card machine). Hell I just got a type 22 off him last Friday.
/blog
But it is.
Joseph Reyes
If the product is in the store, just take a Mauser clip with ammo on it with you and see if it fits.
Most stores like that are fine with you trying that as they dont want to deal with the return process.
Leo Harris
Are you an Ausie or something? Also posting guns with stabbies
Ethan Rivera
I’m at an auction with a Savage no 4 mk 1 in pretty good condition, what would be a good price to give for it?
Brayden Harris
$350 max if you try to jew, $425 if you want to be fair.
Asher Scott
If it like the pic and how described its a M1923 cartridge belt. The M1 Garand wasn't adopted till the 30's. The belt was designed to hold 100rds of stripper clipped 30-06 for the M1903 rifle. It was kept in service since it could also hold Garand ammo in enblock. If your ammo didn't fit I would be surprised.
Jeremiah Martin
For non poo fair market is $425 matching and good condition. Lowering as the condition lowers.
Christopher Myers
How much did you pay? I payed $200 for mine in good condition but its missing all the goodies including the mum.
Adrian Wood
isn't that a last ditch rifle given the 35th series?
Jonathan Edwards
nope just a burger