Let's see that Milsurp

[Cville]

My PU sniper collection. 1942 and 1943 Izhevsk, and 1943 Tula.
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[39flathead]

Random purchases...

[39flathead]

Bought this one a little while back, finally got it cleaned up, surprisingly it's all Eddystone except for the bolt stop.
Non re-import.
Note the interesting use of a 1903 handguard front end.

[bogey1]

Bought this one a little while back, finally got it cleaned up, surprisingly it's all Eddystone except for the bolt stop.
Non re-import.
Note the interesting use of a 1903 handguard front end.

Sell it to bogey. I have a c$r Always wanted something from eddystone.
I live in the same county.

[GonzoGeezer]

New addition to the C&R logbook. Steyr M1912, aka Steyr-Hahn. Caliber 9x23 Steyr. Manufactured 1915. Austrian army proofs. Came with a repro holster and two clips.

[39flathead]

New addition to the C&R logbook. Steyr M1912, aka Steyr-Hahn. Caliber 9x23 Steyr. Manufactured 1915. Austrian army proofs. Came with a repro holster and two clips.

That's a nice one.
I sold mine, looking at yours I'm thinking I should maybe replace it.

You can use 38acp brass to load up ammo.

[GonzoGeezer]

That's a nice one.
I sold mine, looking at yours I'm thinking I should maybe replace it.

You can use 38acp brass to load up ammo.

I found a few boxes of new ammo made by PCI. Pricey, but I didn't have to sell a kidney to fund the purchase. It won't be a high-use range toy, I just think they're one of the coolest guns from the Great War. I have two other pieces that definitely saw service in WWI, a Mauser 1910/14 and a M1917 from Eddystone.

[RogerLeo]

Tula Arms Russian Trainer 22lr.
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[RogerLeo]

That's a nice one.
I sold mine, looking at yours I'm thinking I should maybe replace it.

You can use 38acp brass to load up ammo.

2 clips? I didn't know they used clips in Austria too?

[RogerLeo]

New addition to the C&R logbook. Steyr M1912, aka Steyr-Hahn. Caliber 9x23 Steyr. Manufactured 1915. Austrian army proofs. Came with a repro holster and two clips.

2 Clips? I didn't know they used clips in Austria too. Better watch out for the "Clip Police"!