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Young guns · February 2nd, 2012, 07:30 AM

1944 Inland M1 Carbine
1945 Inland M2 Carbine (Deactivated for semi-only)
1983 Ruger Mini 14 GB
2008 SAInc. M1A NM
2008 Ruger 10/22 (with modified M1 carbine stock)

Its not much but they each serve a purpose, my favorit is my M1A.

As for the people with the awsome collections above brovo.

robertmcm · February 8th, 2012, 06:58 PM

1861 Springfield
1873 trapdoor (great great grandfather's)
1896 Krag

2-1917s Win and Rem

Original 1912 LN M1903
Rebarreled 1906 LN M1903
HN SA 1903
HN RIA 1903
1903 Mk1
Rem 1903
Smith Corona 1903A3

Original/Correct 1944 SA M1
CMP Winchester (reworked) SG
CMP HRA 5.66M (corrected) SG
CMP HRA 5.63M (corrected) SG
CMP SA 5.8M FG

Inland M1 Carbine (original 6 digit)
Underwood SG carbine (CMP)
Underwood SG carbine W code subcontractor (Universal Windings) CMP
Underwood carbine B code sub contractor (Singer Sewing Machine) CMP SG
Rockola carbine CMP
Winchester Carbine CMP
Standard Products Carbine CMP
Saginaw S.G. Carbine CMP
Saginaw S'G' carbine CMP
Quality Hardware Carbine CMP
IBM Carbine CMP
IBM Carbine AO subcontractor code CMP (auto ordinance)
National Postal Meter Carbine CMP
National Postal Meter U subcontractor code (Union Switch and Signal) Original flipper marked Bavarian Rural Police

Winchester 52c CMP
Winchester 52d CMP

Remington 40x CMP SB
Remington 40x HB CMP

Remington 521t
Remington 513t

H&R M12 CMP
Kimber 82g CMP

7.62mm M14 built on TRW CMP Parts Kit

ar15 CAR shorty
M4gery build
50 Beowulf

now this one is my pride. It was my gg grandfather's who was in the Confederate Cavalry. I am named after him, and it was given to me by my grandfather for that reason. It was given to him by the owner, his grandfather. My grandfather said the stock work was done by his grandfather who worked wood. Doing a little family research, my gg grandfather had a son who served in the Spanish American War. I dont know how else the old man would have got his hands on a trapdoor

That is mostly the gist of my US collection.

I really collect german guns though

Gem1950 · February 8th, 2012, 10:05 PM

That is mostly the gist of my US collection. I really collect german guns though

^^^ Well don't leave us hang'n, show us the German guns too!

robertmcm · February 9th, 2012, 11:15 PM

I will, but I am going to have to have a day with some time to do it. I did these photos on a rainy day cleaning. I learned things come out of safes easier than they go in

Sarge 13 · February 13th, 2012, 12:01 AM

Here are examples of my WW 2 German rifles u. Pistols.
Sarge

Sarge 13 · February 13th, 2012, 12:27 AM

And the rest of my WW 2 German gunz.
Sarge

Sarge 13 · February 13th, 2012, 12:34 AM

How the HE-- do you delet a duplicate post on this board?????
Sarge

pepsi71ocean · February 13th, 2012, 05:44 AM

Sarge 13: I love your collection!

robertmcm · February 13th, 2012, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sarge 13

And the rest of my WW 2 German gunz.
Sarge

Now that is awesome.

MrM4Guy · February 13th, 2012, 11:18 PM

New to the forum, so this is my first post!
I currently have a modest military style collection, especially since I live in California.
It consists of a Beretta 92FS/M9. Bushmaster M-4 with Aimpoint M2/M68, A.R.M.S. #40 rear flip up sight, Knights Armament picatinny RAS. PWA M-4 with Trijicon TA01-NSN same Knights Armament system. Springfield Model 1903 Remington manufacture circa 1942. Chinese made milled AK-47. Various Glocks, a Benellli M1 Super 90, Kimber Warrior II with a Streamlight TLR-2s, and a HK USPc .45. On my Springfield Armory M1A I have a Leupold VX-R tactical patrol 3x9 30mm tube 113771. All mounts are A.R.M.S. manufacture including my #18 scope mount for the M1A. Ahhh....

copdoc · February 23rd, 2012, 06:58 PM

Here is my gun. Not a rifle but it is a fire arm. Does this count?

Pro_USA1776 · April 25th, 2012, 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarge 13

And the rest of my WW 2 German gunz.
Sarge

Okay, I am now extremely jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mainzer · April 25th, 2012, 07:56 AM

Remington M1903
Eddystone M1917
Remington M1917
Winchester M1917
Inland M1 Carbine
Winchester M1
Springfield M1 (Tanker Mod)
Springfield M1A
Poly M14S
Springfield M1911A1
Colt SP1 (AR15)
Bushmaster AR15 Rifle (Flat top)
2 DPMS AR15 Carbine (M4gery)
Ruger SR556 Carbine)(AR15/M4gery (Does that count?))

Mainzer · April 25th, 2012, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Seventh Fleet

I'm not concerned that my government is out to get me personally. Since I have a Class 3 weapon, a C&R license, spent three tours of duty in the Nam, spent thirty years on the streets as a career cop.

They know what I have and where I stay and since I've made lots of friends during my career, including with many Feds. I have shot on their ranges many times and they've shot on mine. It isn't the street level Feds we have to worry about. I even had Federal LE Agents at my retirement party.

It's those REMF pogues in the ivory towers who make the policy are the ones we have to be concerned with. Does anybody else remember BBQ Janet Reno? ;)

7th

Well Said Seventh!

And who can forget the "Queen of Waco"?

Used to sell helicopters to LE. Spent a lot of time with LE; at Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA) and found them to be not much different than me. But then, too....couldn't always recognize them, with their "game face" on.

Sarge 13 · May 5th, 2012, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Pro_USA1776

Okay, I am now extremely jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, But you guys must understand - I cheat! I've been collecting military, including weapons, for 59 years. Got my first item, a K98k vet bring back from my uncle in 1953. Hunted deer with it for 5 years and then picked up a G 43 which I liked better and put the 98k away. I still have it.
Sarge