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Nice. I have an FEG knock off and it is one of my favorite shooters. Initially I was unimpressed other than with the grip but after replacing all the springs with replacementsfrom BHP Solutions and doing some minor stoning, it was a night and day difference. One of these days I’ll find an...

I look forward to a review on this. Thats the exact model and caliber I’ve been looking at Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maybe Brigadoons in Del City has some. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I didnt see any Martini-Henry rifles. Lots of Trapdoor rifles/carbines and Swiss Vetterili's though. Otherwise a good amount of mausers, enfields, mosins, garands, krags, and m1 carbines with a few carcanos and steyr m95's thrown in

Wow, that looks really classy! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's a troubling arsenal especially with the "high capacity" mosin-nagant, a "rapid fire" h&r starter pistol and a "military grade" nagant revolver. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Have you shot it yet? It looks to be a ready handy size in that caliber. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm watching this thread too. Every time I see one, I think that I should get one...but then I see the price and I walk away Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've taken several wheels for cracks and bends up to Montoya's wheel repair on SW 30th and Robinson. They're pretty cheap and I've never had any problems with their results. Its a drop off in the morning and pick up in the evening type of place Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Byf is the code for a Mauser produced gun in 1941-1942 I believe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Swiss straight pull rifles would be one of the easiest with surplus ammo. Other candidates that always seem to be in the upper echelons are 1903 Springfields , Finnish Mosins and Swedish M96's. Most rifles, even mosins, will be more accurate than you are, especially when properly shimmed and...

All of the Dutch mannlichers were turn bolt. Only the Austrian mannlichers were straight pull. With the bent bolt, bayonet lug and lack of a handguard it appears to be an engineers carbine. Cool guns. I have a long rifle and a No 5 carbine...

My guess is a Beretta 92 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I carry a PPK. Slim and has just has enough weight for me not to forget that its there

Sooner Guns and Gold has 3 Mosins for sale according to their website. Otherwise, Big Boys in Wheatland typically has several mosins, enfields and various mausers for sale

Sooner Guns and Gold in Norman has a P89. You might give them a call. They are open Tuesday through Saturday...

Pricey but here is some loaded ammo. https://www.targetsportsusa.com/remington-30-40-krag-ammo-180-gr-sp-r30402-p-3056.aspx

For a milsurp? The best show is to go to is Wannemacher's in Tulsa every spring and fall, plus it's only $10 and it will take almost all day to walk the entire thing unlike Metcalf or RK where you are in and out in 15 minutes and $14 lighter

Nanking on Netflix. Its a historical documentary about a group of Americans and Europeans trying to save the Chinese from Japanese atrocities after the fall of the city in 1937. Its pretty brutal what the Japanese did there

Had a good FTF with colb the other night. In our conversation beforehand he was quick to respond and knew what he wanted. He was early to our meeting and very friendly. I wouldn't hesitate to do business with him again