Yup new sks... from yugoslavia. This is the model with the grenade launcher on the end.

Dont kill me
*hides in a corner of the room*

Oh don't worry, you can see he only has one bullet.

Why would i hurt you Glosmostinex.

SHHHHHH... they didnt know that...

I've seen the gun at the gunshop in Harlem.

Looks really cool.

They are pretty nice, the yugoslavian ones are probably the best deal for the money right now. about 200 USD and you get a rifle that looks good, shoots good, is about as reliable as an Ak-47, and the ammo is fairly cheap.

Plus they got a grenade launcher too!

Thats all very well, but where are you going to get grenades from? Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't most countries in the world restrict things like that to their armies?

Anyway, its as nice looking as a russian weapon can be. Is that bit of wood over the handgaurd walnut and why is it different to the rest of the stock?

Well in the US you can get grenades if you have a class 3 dealers license (hard to get for the average joe plus rather costly) but they are VERY expensive so the only place your probably gonna see these being shot are at knob creek machine gun shoot (another expensive class 3 weapon is any type of fully automatic or burst fire weapon). Go to youtube and type in Knob Creek and watch the bullets FLY! That is a prime example of Competant, respectable, trustworthy, and well to do citizens that own them firearms. Plus when you get any kind of dealers C&R-Class3 license the BATF gets full access to your house at any given time.... no warrant required.

It's a really oil saturated piece of walnut. The reason its different is because a number of the parts are from different rifles of the same model, parts break, get worn out, so you take a good rifle with a broken part and replace it with a good part from a rifle that would be dangerous to use. Both my Sks' are like this, which is cool with me because when ALL the parts are original to the rifle the price goes up about 100 dollars and they are usualy in mint unissued condition, so nice you never ever want to use them. Which is a problem for me because all my guns get used. The one in the picture may have a shady history, it has three checks in the stock, that was kick A** when i saw it.




Here's 2 yugoslavian mausers as well.

And a Japanese type 99


Swiss k31, EXTREME ACCURACY!


Needless to say I have aquired quite the collection. I got quite a few more too, including another mosin nagant m44 coming to me next thursday.

Those are the Nicest looking russian firearms. the mosin nagants. here is a 1928 M91/30

There are two things standing in the way of me creating a gun collection:
1 - the cost
2 - UK gun laws

Personally, all I have is an air rifle. It does however have the third best looking walnut stock I've ever seen. If you want to see it I'll try and find a photo.

All these guns in the pics i managed to get under 300 dollars. (accept the one mauser, but thats a LONG story)

Yeah UK law kinda sucks.

Yeah a pic would be interesting.

I found this one. Its not a very good picture of it though.
Its an 8 shot magazine fed Webley Axsor with as x2.5 to x10 scope. The silencer is pointless but is unique.[br][img width=800 height=561]../../files/public/1209990175_519_FT57184_untitled_.jpg[/img][br]

Wow that is rather unique. How good does it shoot? (accuracy wise, i know HOW it shoots just wanna know the accuracy)

Well, its accurate out to about 40 yards with a moderate level of drop. However it needs high quality pellets which I don't have currently. With proper pellets I can hit groups where all the pellets end up within an inch diameter circle - in a sort of fused mess dug into the woodern target.

I just a got a 3-7x20 Scope and 10 round clip for my CZ 513 Rifle.

That's my Gun, shoots .22LR, i got it a few weeks ago.[br][img width=575 height=201]../../files/public/1210022433_304_FT57184_image.jpg[/img]

CZ is that one of the Chzeckoslovakian rifles? If so they make some nice rifles.

I love 22s, theres an ak-47 at the local sporting goods store thats in .22 Long rifle... i want it....

Why are there different rifles for hunting and war? :S

Civilian rifles cannot withstand the stresses of combat. Plus Combat firearms are made for utility and the rigors of war, while hunting firearms are made to look pretty.

I solve both problems with a very simple solution though, i use my war rifles for hunting.

Can I go out for hunting with a shipka sub machinegun?


Or if I really have one, a Browning M2HB-QCB heavy machinegun? XD

Depending on the laws, no. A submachinegun doesnt have enough power to kill large game, like deer or anything and it doesnt have the accuracy. A browning 50cal would be too big for most north american, european game, but like i said earlier most country, state local laws would forbid that type of thing. Also in the US (alot of states) have a law that limits most hunting rifles down to 5 rounds, some states dont even allow rifles to be used for huntining because the areas are so open.

If this was an attempt at sarcasm then you are an epic fail, but if not then well you learned something today. *pets kien*