because what other semi auto 7.62x54r belt feds can you even get?

Make a pkm

let me know when you find a kit

No I mean make one out of pipes and sheet metal

Can't be that hard

3D print the entire thing

Happy 75th birthday, old girl.

I was taking inventory and noticed that. Anyone got some real old shit?

I have a Ross 1905, no idea on the date of manufacture though

Terni Carcano M1895, 1917 manufacture best I can tell

Tfw no old milsurp

My nug is 77 years old

Enfield’s 76

Both SKS’s are sixty something

My Izvesk m44 is an actual 44

So those 2 are 101 years old and 74 respectively

M1917 Enfield is 1918 dated

M39 is a hex receiver so, pre 1930?

Probably an antique receiver given how the Finns made M39's

yea, anytime before 1930 basically

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018/11/09/gun-control-russian-police-proposes-to-outfit-all-civilian-weapons-with-trackers/

For those rushing to download the cad files

https://codeisfreespeech.com/

Lmao

Russians also do something U.S. wishes they could do

All guns when test fired at factory have ballistic forensic profile sent to kgb

This is why that GRU assassination weapon was designed to have fake ballistic signiture of standard military AK. To confuse local police who would investigate assassination of journalist etc as homicide

My Luger turned 100 this year

Shoots like a damn dream too, even after serving two reichs in two wars

TWO WURL WARZ

alexa play “Heil im der siegerkranz”

@Sadmin My Steyr was produced in like 1901 so I'm right there with you

Is it an 1895?

It's a German M1895 with stamps from Imperial Germany, Weimar Republic Germany, and Wehrmacht Nazi Germany

German 1895?

Like, a Steyr-Mannlicher M1895 bolt rifle?

Those saw service with Imperial Germany?

Yes.

My rifle is proof of it