Milsurp Thread!

[flatwins]

Here's a Swede trifecta. Focus on the rifles, not the yard.

1904 Gustafs M94
1942 Husqvarna M38
1899 Oberndorff M96

 

[ronny]

Ummm... NICE! So apparently milsurps are popular enough to warrant their own magazine. Imagine that.

Touche'!

 

[ronny]

Here's a Swede trifecta. Focus on the rifles, not the yard.

1904 Gustafs M94
1942 Husqvarna M38
1899 Oberndorff M96

Dirty brick-a-brack M94.

 

[flatwins]

Dirty brick-a-brack M94.

Finally got to take it to the range this past weekend and ran about 20 rounds of the wood-tipped Swede practice ammo through it to test the action then ran a few live rounds. I had the kids with me so I didn't get to spend a lot of time with it on this range run. Next time I'll be by myself to see how it does on paper. I did get lucky and score an original nose cap for it so I put the repro one I had on the shelf. Those unconverted (to 94/14) nose caps are rarer than an honest politician.

 

[dlbleak]

Here's a Swede trifecta. Focus on the rifles, not the yard.

1904 Gustafs M94
1942 Husqvarna M38
1899 Oberndorff M96

nice steve, we need a milsurp day! second thought,we all need a milsurp day....

 

[ronny]

I love it. Actually, I hope I never run across one. I can't afford it and I might make a foolish buying decision. I've, of course, never made one before.

 

[flatwins]

Good looking stuff, guys! Thanks for posting.

 

[firearmsforlife]

I have to agree, i love restoring military rifles, right now i only have a mosin nagant, but i have shot many m1s and my dads m1 grand.

 

[OKC_Jim]

What stores in Oklahoma have a decent supply of milsurps? I know of Big Boy's in Wheatland. Any others?

 

[dlbleak]

not many options in the city. c&j sporting goods in bethany has a few. pawn shops seem to produce a few.there is a pawn shop at around 27th and macarthur on the west side of mac that had a 10 or 12 most of the time.