Here's my collection of military rifles. Missing is a 1859 Tower muzzel loader.
First is a M96 6.5x55 sweede with soderin peep sights.
Next is a Brazilian 7x57
and last a 8x57 Mauser Verguerio (sp?)


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9/197692/7x57.2.JPG[/IMG]



Bakes

[ 09-10-2003, 09:40: Message edited by: Bakes ]

Try this, the missing ones.

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/197692/6.5x55.JPG[/IMG][/URL] [IMG]


Hope that worked

Bakes

[ 09-10-2003, 09:41: Message edited by: Bakes ]

ARGGGGGH whats going on I'll try again later

Nice collection of calibers. You've got the major ones covered. I got a 6.5x55 a few years back and found they're like peanuts, can't settle for one. I now have four of them, all M96's, and all are quite accurate. Best wishes.

Cal - Montreal

The Missing ones (I hope)

Bakes,
Even if you can't get the pics to load your heart is in the right place. I will always respect the mil-surp rifles,just something about those rifles that have "been there,done that" appeals to me. I am partial to Enfields myself,both the the SMLE's and the P-14 and Model 1917. And the mausers ? Well I like them too ! 45nut

Some of the happiest times in my life have been spent playing around with old Mil Surp rifles. I wish I had a trainload of them.

Couple of years ago, I had a M96 marked Oberndorf A/N 1899 all matching No's follow me home. Also have a M96, 1915 unfired and unissued in the grease.
It made a nice addition to my 1918 / M98 Gewer also Oberndorf, and a mint 1941 K98 Oberndorf.
I shoot all these with cast bullets just to get the feel of times past.

Try that

Bakes