Alright, guess I can flaunt my stuff...
Though I doubt I can match the BAR... I want one...
Right, anyways, guns, in order of aquisition:
My Swedish Ljungmann AG-42B. A semi-automatic rifle, in 6.5x55mm Swedish Mauser. Developed by Sweden in World War II, as a 'deterence' for the Germans. As a note to it's craftsmanship, it's considered to be the most accurate, and most reliable of all the WWII semi-auto rifles. It also went from development stage, to production stage in little over one year. As a comparison, the M1 Garand took eight.
Next, is the predecessor to the Ljungmann, the Swedish M96, also chambered in 6.5x55mm. One of the most accurate bolt actions of it's era. Mine in particular, is an Orbedorf made model, produced in 1899.
Next, a Lee Enfield Mk IV No 1/2. Calibre .303 British. This one a Longbranch model, made in Canada.
My Kar98k. Czech rebuild. No markings.
My Danish Navy issued M1 Garand. Picked this beauty up for the steal of a price of $400 in unissued condition.
My Lee Enfield Mk V No 1 'Jungle Carbine'. Produced in 1944.
My M1 Carbine. Original GI issue, after the war, the US gave it to Germany for use by the Bavaria Border Police, hence the change in rear sight from the standard flip-style peep.
Next, my 1943 Izzy Mosin Nagant 91/30 sniper rifle, with PU 3.5x scope.
And lastly, my Colt 1902 Sporter pistol, chambered in the .38 Automatic Colt Pistol cartridge. One of only 6,900 every produced, this particular one being made in 1907.
