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Hammers. I figured out it was a 10G because a 12G shell got stuck in it, it wouldn't catch the rims. More pictures in the spoiler. Though I was very surprised to see the 12G shell getting stuck
E over LG I found out is Belgium I think. And not pictured is on the right side of the DB across the TG mark there is a M with a crown over it.
Wow thats gorgeous. Will it fire shells?
I'm not sure, never bothered to fire it and I won't shoot modern shells in it, I don't think the metal can take that pressure. I think I would need to make my own home-made ones and use black powder, I'm really not all that sure.
Should still be able to find BP shells, not sure where but I know people still sell them
The internets usually have such things. Check Goex they will probably have what you are looking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossmum
HELLO COMRADES. I OBTAIN NEW RIFLE OF GLORIOUS SOVIET UNION. LATER I PUT MORE PICTURE. HERE IS PREVIEW:
IS RIFLE OF IZHEVSK MECHANICAL WORKS, MADE IN 1944. IS OF SNIPER TYPE. SCOPE AND CROOKED BOLT HANDLE IS REMOVE, PROBABLY BECAUSE IS TOO MANY RIFLE OF SNIPER TYPE AFTER WAR. BORE BETTER THAN PUSSY OF YOUR MOTHER.
My Mom gave birth to me at 13 pounds...
So yeah I would imagine its better than her pussy nowadays.
I was a c-sectioned baby. Your argument is invalid.
I also own two of those rifles, many more to come of its different variations.
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Lol, Ross, I read that post with a Russian accent and now I cannot stop giggling.
Also, no, it's not Izhevsk Ordnance. It was officially a motor or other machine plant, or some such back in the 40s as a cover up. I do know that it wasn't officially labeled as an arms manufacturing plant.
Oh? That's new to me... Eh the older Izhevsk MN's pre-28 ones had Izhevsk Ordnance Factory stamped on the barrel so I assumed the same for any made after 1928 due to the barrel markings being different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
