The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I bought this Spanish Mauser some time back. It is 7mm and the receiver is dated 1932. I would appreciate any history, information. etc. about Spanish Mausers. I had a gunsmith inspect it and he said it is safe to shoot. Thanks for any help.

A few years ago I had a big problem with tree rats. Ten to fifteen would be in the back yard either eating the bird seed or the deer corn. I got one of the Havahart traps and started my "tree rat relocation program". ( I live inside the city, could shoot them with my pellet gun but it is s...

bunkysdad wrote:That looks good. Is that a Tru Oil finish or a hand rubbed oil of some type?

It is a Minwax wood stain with satin polyurethane coating.

I have had this Remington Model 11, 12Ga for a couple years. It was made in 1911. It is not really collectable grade, so I decided to refinish the stock. Just wanted to share the outcome. Thanks for looking.

Picked up these two little guys at my friend's gun and pawn shop. The semi-auto is a LWS .32ACP by L W. Seecamp Co. in all stainless steel.DA only and no sights. Get close to a barn and you might hit it. The other is a .22 LR Micro Might made by Micro-Might Inc. in New Castle, PA. Just got the .32AC...

Here are my Makarov guns. Also included my CZ82 and Polish P64 in the Makarov 9X18 caliber.

I have a Beretta 92A1 (bought new) and a Taurus PT92 ACS. Really like both guns and have had no issues with either one.

Just got this Ruger ATI 10/22 the other day at my friend's pawn shop. I couldn't turn it down for $200 OTD. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. This is my only rifle of this type.

Nice looking Ruger. I have a Ruger M77 International in .308 Win with the full length stock

Great looking model 638. Congrats. Good to put in your pocket. Don't have any issue with the hammer getting caught.
Here is my model 642. I just stick it in my pocket and go on my way.

spongemonkey wrote:How much you want for it?

NFS You must be

I found it at my friend's gun and pawn shop. I believe, but may be wrong, that it is fashioned after a WWII British automatic pistol, hence the Sterling mag. It was manufactured by Wise Lite Arms in Boyd, Texas. Searching the Web I haven't found another one for sale. Apparently GunBroker and Guns Am...

Picked up this Colefire 9mm pistol a couple weeks ago at my favorite gun and pawn. Not very practical but fun to shoot. Has a 34 round Sterling mag. Heavy as a boat anchor. Never missed a beat when I took it out shooting. The sights were off. Adjusted the front sigh, but haven't been back out to try...

jimpierce7 wrote:I bet that 500 rocks the woods about the same!!

It sure does. BTW That is some really good shootin' Jim.

Went shooting the other day with three other friends. I took my S&W 500 and another guy took his Ruger .454 Casull. He shot his 454 and then shot my 500 twice and handed it back to me. The other two guys wouldn't shoot the 500. I shot it three times and blew away 3 cans. After a skinned knuckle ...

Here are my Pistols. (The bottom pic is a better photo of my East German Makarov)

Nice looking East German Makarov. I got one several years ago and also a Russian Makarov in .380 cal.

Here are all the markings I can find.

I just purchased this Italian made Mauser HSC 80. There appears to be absolutely no wear on it at all. However, my question concerns the serial number. I can't find anything about the serial numbers on the Italian made Mausers. The serial number is 200XXX. Any help or guidance in the right direction...

You guys have some really great old guns. Mine doesn't really compare, but here it is. It an early 1900's Flobert Fallinblo .22 rifle that was popular with wealthy people that shot them indoors after dinner. Mine looked like it came out of the river bottom when I got it. So, I attempted to refinish ...