I have been doing it wrong . I just used a size 13 boot .
Need input on 2 rifles.
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Mike2994
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Tends to be my method as well; however, this gentleman seemed like the sensitive type.
Warrior1354
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I still remember the $5 foot long from Subway. And you could get a soft taco a taco bell for 0.89 cents. Does that make me a boomer lol?
mustang.mike87
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The site won't let me upload the other pictures especially the K98K. Site says the file is to large when uploading. Probably explains why only those 3 i have uploaded but low resolution.
mustang.mike87
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The site won't upload any of the pictures. Getting error message saying file is to large. Going to try retaking again when I get a chance
mustang.mike87
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New uploads. Only allowing 4 at a time. Low resolution unfortunately. Hope they look decent on everyone else's end.
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mustang.mike87
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Imo the stock and metal has been cleaned up a bit but over all a handsome looking dot example. Here is my 1944 example.
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This rifle was grabbed off of GB initially as a trade rifle for my DOU 44 but it's made it's way back to me so now it resides in my collection, cost me $2350 in a private sale. There is some cross bolt set back so I'm abit hesitant to shoot this one much more until I shim the cross bolt forward...
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Mauserguy85
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Imo the stock and metal has been cleaned up a bit but over all a handsome looking dot example. Here is my 1944 example.
dot 44 #7907 ag block
This rifle was grabbed off of GB initially as a trade rifle for my DOU 44 but it's made it's way back to me so now it resides in my collection, cost me $2350 in a private sale. There is some cross bolt set back so I'm abit hesitant to shoot this one much more until I shim the cross bolt forward...
Agree. Stock looks like it was “cleaned”. Still a pretty nice example. The Czech manufactured k98ks are high quality rifles.
mustang.mike87
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The stock most likely been cleaned up a little bit i agree. The metal hmm idk it has quite a bit of patina on the barrel and other places. Only thing I did was put a light coat of oil on all the metal parts. The only history I got from this K98K was it came from an estate from a collector that had it for 40 years. I used to have several RC mismatch imported K98K's sold them all to aquire 1 matching non import K98K which was this one for 3K and the bore is like 9/10 jumped on it because all honesty it's getting extremely difficult to even find matching ones now. My K98K is also not duffle cut i can't determine if this one is a bring back or one of the ones that came in the 1950s or 1960s before import markings were required.
It's mostly believed that matching rifles are vet bring back. Typically they were shipped home.
mustang.mike87
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moconfed
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Nice! Is that a M48 to the right?
What is your wall system(?)
Wish I had picked up an SVT when they were cheap!
mustang.mike87
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I'll see if I can get a picture to upload soon
mustang.mike87
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I have a yugo M48A its on the right side practically mint.
My wall system is from wall control ? If im not mistaken, bought my wall setup on Amazon.
And yes I paid a good penny for my SVT 40, first time I saw one back in 2005? They were like 600-700 bucks it was out of my budget back then, paid almost 3k for my current SVT
Definitely truth to that, one is being the India used K98K's believed to be captured by the British from North Africa and used as MP rifles.
