M-39 and M-38

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drabnor
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M-39 and M-38

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Continued from my post here:
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Here is the M-39 I picked from Pat Burns:
1941 VKT in a wartime stock:
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And the M-38 I won on GB:
1943 Izhevsk M38 in a early wartime M44 stock:
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a few old Russian bolt actions
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Very nice!! I especially like the M38. ;mywink; The older refurbs with the used look are among my favorites..
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Stopsign32v wrote:Yea I was watching that M38 for a minute. Very interesting piece.
It was bidding at $239 but I was scared someone would snatch it so I hit the BIN button at $259 :devil2: For me, anything under $300 is a good price for an M-38 :2cents:

More pics of everything when it shows up...
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Love them :Drool1: :Drool1: :vcool: Especialy the m38 :vcool: :vcool:
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Dang I hate it when that happens. YOUR new rifles are speaking to ME. That is a nice addition to your collection.
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:pointup: Ditto. Great stuff! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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What happens when you have no bullets left? It has no pointy stabby thingy. :lol:
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You use the other end with the little steel plate on it. A well placed bludgeon will do just fine.
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Longcolt44 wrote:You use the other end with the little steel plate on it. A well placed bludgeon will do just fine.
But it's just a wee little carbine. It'll bounce off a numbskull's numbskull. :D
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Sirex wrote:What happens when you have no bullets left? It has no pointy stabby thingy. :lol:

When that happens you know you have not been shooting accurate enough! :lol: Bill
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M-39 has arrived! It is in great shape. Hopefully tonight I can take it apart and clean it up and take pictures. Can't wait to see if it is an antique!
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drabnor wrote:M-39 has arrived! It is in great shape. Hopefully tonight I can take it apart and clean it up and take pictures. Can't wait to see if it is an antique!
Pat breaks them down and prices the antiques at a premium. So yours will not be, but its still fun regardless. Nice pick ups!
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Spaxspore wrote:
drabnor wrote:M-39 has arrived! It is in great shape. Hopefully tonight I can take it apart and clean it up and take pictures. Can't wait to see if it is an antique!
Pat breaks them down and prices the antiques at a premium. So yours will not be, but its still fun regardless. Nice pick ups!
Actually Bill, her son. Pat doesn't do much anymore. This last batch (25? or so) it is obvious that he didn't separate the antiques from the regulars.

So who knows if it is or isn't??? To me it doesn't mean much anyway.

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Me neither; it just gives a bit of a premium added to the rifle; just for people who do not have a c&r or want to deal with an ffl transfer.
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It's been over 5 hours. Where are the pictures?
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