The 1914 rifle set is complete

[Warrior1354]

Well, this is probably one of my favorite pieces I bought at the SOS show. Wanted to give a big thank you to my buddy Brian Glenwright. He made the 1914 set complete. I will post more details on the rifle when I get home. Here is a photo from the hotel room.

 

[Jdt]

Im definitely headed to the SOS next year. In regards to German WW1 and WW2 collector grade rifles, was there a large variety? Or somewhat slim pickings?

 

[AN-94]

Looking forward to seeing more pics, looks like a nice one from just the one pic! Hope you all managed to come back with something from SOS.

Im definitely headed to the SOS next year. In regards to German WW1 and WW2 collector grade rifles, was there a large variety? Or somewhat slim pickings?

I'm curious about this too, would love to go next year.

 

[Warrior1354]

Im definitely headed to the SOS next year. In regards to German WW1 and WW2 collector grade rifles, was there a large variety? Or somewhat slim pickings?

From what I saw there were quite a few rifles from both of those eras of collecting. Some of the dealers will also hold stuff back till Friday for the public. Definitely worth attending for anybody that's interested in military history. And don't forget to look in the display cases as well. I bought some killer muzzle covers at the show doing that.

 

[Warrior1354]

Truth be told it was a wonderful show. Plus, I bought quite a few lids this year as well. I also just did my final buy a few hours ago lol. A very big thank you to my buddy Mike Steves for that 98k. It's quite a neat one. Honestly I saw alot of nice items bought this year from fellow forum members. Well, worth the trip for anybody IMO.

 

[biggymu]

What’s the 98k?

 

[Warrior1354]

What’s the 98k?

That is the Mike Steves k98k lol. But honestly it's a cool depot rifle. I'll tell more about it in a separate thread.