What's the pièce de résistance of your collection?

[TonyNorCal]

[footdoc]

The one on the left. Excellent shooter with both the Czech silvertips and the Polish light balls. Bought it quite a while ago from WGA, when the Finn M39s were still fairly affordable. It is certainly not the most expensive, but it is the favorite of my small lot.

[Beatone]

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[grammaton76]

It'd have to be my Hakim.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I'd have to say my long Lee Enfield target rifle, but it's an antique, not C&R. For a C&R it would probably be my Winchester Model 75...

[smeg]

k43qve45

[NeoWeird]

I don't have many fancy guns, so I'd have to say my first year production Winchester M1 Garand. It's a CMP gun, so it's mismatched, but it has a nice green patina to it that leads me to believe it hasn't been refinished in MANY years.

[pacificcoast]

The one on the left. Excellent shooter with both the Czech silvertips and the Polish light balls. Bought it quite a while ago from WGA, when the Finn M39s were still fairly affordable. It is certainly not the most expensive, but it is the favorite of my small lot.

that stock is gorgeous!

[TEX1966]

Hard to decide between my all matching 98K (non-import marked 98% original finish) or the Luger S/42 (non-import marked, all matching except magazine and 95% original finish). Then there are ..............

[kenc9]

It is probably my Finnish M24 Sig Striaght barrel, very hard to find. Built on a Mosin receiver shoots Russian 7.62x54 and this one was built in 1896.

A 100% rifle that shoots really nice.

[mj1]

This has got to be it.

Cheers
MJ

[NRAhighpowershooter]

Why, that would have be these two beauties


Both have new GI barrels on them and shoot like a 'Bat Out Of H*ll'

[Okami]

4 digit Garands!
Never thought i'd see that!
Nice ones indeed!

~Okami

[StrangeBrew]

Colt 1902

[mj1]

OK maybe this one.




MJ