Notice they are all cocked a ready rock - like god intended it to be!
wow, i'd love to have that M41B
That Royal Guard pic is great!
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that is a nice pen.
I've got the M94 Swede all put back together and will post some pics tomorrow but I wanted to give a hats off to Don Franson for some great work on this project. I took an original barrel band in so he could age the reproduction nose cap to match.
The 1904 piece is on the left and the 2012 piece is on the right.
Here's the two pieces together on the restored stock. Don also removed the barrel extension that was added to these carbines during importation in the 60s. Now it looks like it should. Tulsa is lucky to have Don and Lia for such professional work on our toys! Note my absolutely fantastic yard in the background.
The 1904 piece is on the left and the 2012 piece is on the right.
Here's the two pieces together on the restored stock. Don also removed the barrel extension that was added to these carbines during importation in the 60s. Now it looks like it should. Tulsa is lucky to have Don and Lia for such professional work on our toys! Note my absolutely fantastic yard in the background.
I've got the M94 Swede all put back together and will post some pics tomorrow but I wanted to give a hats off to Don Franson for some great work on this project. I took an original barrel band in so he could age the reproduction nose cap to match.
The 1904 piece is on the left and the 2012 piece is on the right.
Here's the two pieces together on the restored stock. Don also removed the barrel extension that was added to these carbines during importation in the 60s. Now it looks like it should. Tulsa is lucky to have Don and Lia for such professional work on our toys! Note my absolutely fantastic yard in the background.
wow thats looks nice!! great job Don!
I've got the M94 Swede all put back together and will post some pics tomorrow but I wanted to give a hats off to Don Franson for some great work on this project. I took an original barrel band in so he could age the reproduction nose cap to match.
The 1904 piece is on the left and the 2012 piece is on the right.
Here's the two pieces together on the restored stock. Don also removed the barrel extension that was added to these carbines during importation in the 60s. Now it looks like it should. Tulsa is lucky to have Don and Lia for such professional work on our toys! Note my absolutely fantastic yard in the background.
Really Good Match!
