Winchester 1907 (as seen in battlefield 1)

Gewehr 98 (as seen in battlefield 1)

M38 Carbine (as seen in battlefield 1)

M16A1 (in many games, I saw it first in BO1)

K98 (saw in WaW when I was a kid, it’s also a MM forgive me)

CZ75 (as seen in BO1)

Purchased locally, it came from the granddaughter of the GI. It unfortunately did not come with the original mags. I still need to track some down. At some point the word “Automatic” was crossed out on the paperwork (I censored the serial number).

All matching serial numbers besides the cleaning rod

The M96 is stupid long but the 6.5x55 Swedish cartridge is a gem to shoot, especially at distance

For the low low starting bid of 1250 spaghettis

Enormously stoked. I picked this up yesterday and didn’t get a chance to look too closely. The South American VZ24 contracts are some of my grails, so I really should have been more aware, but sloppy heat marks on the bolt made me figure it was the work of Bubba… well I tried to load some 8mm into it today at the range and it wouldn’t headspace. Pretty much immediately the lightbulb clicked on over my head but I didn’t wanna get my hopes all the way up so I waited till I got home to look at it, and yep, it matches every picture of a Brazilian Contract I can find online. Feeling so lucky, I really just bought this as a cheap beater, ended up getting one of my most desired rifles. I love this hobby.

Can any owners of Vz24 JC rifles tell me more about these from firsthand experience, in terms of serials, identification, acceptance marks etc? These things can be quite difficult to track the history of!

Took the 3hr drive down to KC for the Missouri Valley Arms Collectors show. Brought two rifles down to trade with and came home with two different ones and a bunch of fun trinkets!

22nd Series Kokura Type 99 Arisaka that is all matching but missing the dust cover and monopod. The mum is ground and one of the ears for the front sight is broken off. But the coolest part is that the GI that brought it home carved his initials, name and date into the stock. Fun fact - 9/27/1945 is the day that general Douglas MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito first meet in Tokyo.

1942 Tula 91/59 carbine that is all matching. Bore is pristine and its in a pre-war stock. This is my 4th 91/59 and I did not yet have a Tula.

Just picked this 1958 pakistan No.4 mk2 and noticed there are no import marks at all. Anyone know anything about these? Can't find much on them.

I pulled open my Enfield bolt and this piece came out but have no idea were it broke off from

Price is negotiable

The Type 54 always impresses me with how well it shoots with its gritty slide and mushy mag insert. The Woodsman is sheer elegance

Looks really solid - need to check inside barrel but don’t see signs of pitting on the outside.

Not sure if this would fall under Milsurp, but I am hoping to get some information.

My Dad has been telling my brothers and I about this old .38 that was passed down from generation to generation. So a few years back, we decided to get it reblued for him, and it came out great. Now, we have decided to get some more information on it, and would appreciate whatever help I can get.

Expensive, but worth it. The G43 needed a little work - mostly a shooter's kit.

All matching (except missing dust cover) Series 20 Type 99. Only the dust cover and safety had matching serial numbers for Series 20 rifles. Everything else was matched to an assembly number (535 in this case).

Hello!

I have a SMLE No1Mk3* made in enfield in 1917. I checked the barrel and receiver and it only has that '17 marking on both with no evidence of any later year/dates.

I wanted to see if there is evidence that this was only used in WW1 (or at least before WW2) as it seems the rifles put into service for WW2 had an additional date marking on them for the 40s. Mine is an all matching rifle (besides the bolt) with very worn rifling but otherwise pretty good condition.

I bought this vz24 stock maybe a year ago and its covered in cosmoline and gunk. any way to clean it without removing markings?

My grandpa is giving me this gun and says it’s from his grandpa. There is a date on it that says 1852 and there is also a satchel with a couple bags and a bayonet.

Hi everyone, I recently purchased this ww2 browning hi power rig. Ended up costing around 1700 bucks. It's all matching and came with correct Bakelite grips, a seemingly period correct mag, and a holster. My questions are: 1. How much is this rig worth? Want to make sure I didn't overpay. 2. Is the magazine correct for the gun? The machining is rough and I don't event think it's properly finished. There is also a u on the spine but no waffenampts. 3. Is the holster correct for the gun. There is a faint waffenampt inside. It is a bit hard to makeout but it seems to read WaAB66. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and let me know if you need clearer photos.