Lol

god dammit. lmao. @Marquis De Lafayette you should definitely put those in <#726922041424478218>.

Ok

700 bucks

Nice

A family portrait

Is that a Stg. 44?

Looks like it

Nice

Or the strumgewehr 44

> Is that a Stg. 44?
@Neithon It's the 22LR reproduction of the STG44

22 hmm still pretty cool

I know

Ahh, I thought it was the GSG. FUn times.

Yes, it's the GSG sold by ATI

Nice one @ChronicallyChronic

The others are all milsurps

As a German I am very happy that our guns are still being appreciated somewhere

@ChronicallyChronic That a Type 38 Arisaka?

From top to bottom: Mosin 7.62x54R 1935 Izzy arsenal, Type 38 Arisaka 6.5 Jap 1934 Tokyo arsenal, M1895 Chilean Mauser 7mm Mauser and M95 Mannlicher carbine 8x56R

Nice looking collection 👍

I have a kar98 but I wish I had a stg44 that's for sure

Thanks. The M95 is FEG buitl in Budapest

If you can find a "real" STG 44, be prepared to spend upwards of $30000

Yeah

You should add an Enfield to your collection.

One of my buddies is a licensed manufacturer. Has a real StG 44. It's neat.

Never did really care for Enfields. Would like to add a Gras, a rolling block Springfield and a Chasspot

Crazy thing speaking of german engineering my department wants to sell all of our mp5's for sig mcx's which is absolutely stupid in my opinion

Rolling block? Is that like a trapdoor?

I don't know. People are calling the MPX "MP5 killer."

Well I'm trying my hardest to keep mine

The rolling block is the Model 1871 Springfield, you cock the hammer then roll the breech block to the real to pop in the round. The trapdoor pops up and forward.

So the trapdoor is newer. Right?

Yeah, that's the 1873 model

Looks expensive. My dad had a .45-70 Springfield...but don't recall the model. That was 50 years ago.

I only have one Springfield...a 1903.