What's your most interesting Surplus piece?

[WillysWagon]

I'd go with my "Bolo" Broomhandle Mauser and Albanian SKS's

[Ah Pook]

How about a Schmidt Ruben 96/11 or a Rasheed?

[CrufflerSteve]

Cool, rare guns are fun. I especially like the stranger designs. I had a Rasheed but sold it. Still have a Ljungman & Hakim. I also had a Finnish Lahti pistol.

Guns that have with a varied provenance are also like holding history. The German rifles that became Israeli mausers are an example and I still have some

I just wish I had a David Haselhoff M48 Sniper http://www.texastradingpost.com/yugo...elhoffM48.html

Steve

[cowboykjohnson]

Cool, rare guns are fun. I especially like the stranger designs. I had a Rasheed but sold it. Still have a Ljungman & Hakim. I also had a Finnish Lahti pistol.

Guns that have with a varied provenance are also like holding history. The German rifles that became Israeli mausers are an example and I still have some

I just wish I had a David Haselhoff M48 Sniper http://www.texastradingpost.com/yugo...elhoffM48.html

Steve

Wow that thing is awsome!

[cowboykjohnson]

I really like my Hungarian M1895/M31... it even has nazi markings on my stripper clips.

[10x]

M1 Garand

Bolt actions aren't fun for us left handers.

[rellik74]

1898 Krag that was in my grandmothers closit when she moved out of her house

[blackford76]

1943 M-44, laminated stock, all matching 3 digit serial. 1944 M-44 Tula, laminated, all matching 3 digit serial. Styer M-95 with both Nazi markings and Russian capture marks. An Enfield #1 Mk III dated to suggest use in both world wars.

[Osmosis]

My 1937 M30 Broomhandle Mauser. I still shoot on occasion when I can find the ammo cheap enough.

[.455_Hunter]

Zombie!