its Beautiful.. eh?

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(02/28/2013)[-]

And without all the scary black attachments, the liberals won't even notice it.

#39 - semilunarknight#23 on commentsRank#23

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(02/27/2013)[-]

I remember lurking in a rage thread once and this popped up (or something very similar) it was a rifle from WW II and the guy did this to it. Ruined my entire day.

#67 to #39 - couriersix

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(02/28/2013)[-]

You mean A LEE ******* ENFIELD RIFLE No.4 Mk1.

#88 to #39 - zarcos

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(02/28/2013)[-]

#77 to #39 - kevintoday

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(02/28/2013)[-]

looks like a clever disguise to me

#70 to #39 - plainarcane**User deleted account**

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(02/28/2013)[-]

WHY

#44 to #39 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/28/2013)[-]

I enjoy the fact this piss so many people off

#43 to #39 - TimBisley

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(02/28/2013)[-]

That still makes me rage every time i see it.
That rifle may have served in the hands of one of the bravest people in history, and now a ******* brony got a hold of it.

#42 to #39 - DeadlyHorizons

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(02/27/2013)[-]

#40 to #39 - wizardofstuff

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(02/27/2013)[-]

MFW this ****

This has ruffled my jamies to the max

#75 to #39 - grahamernazi

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(02/28/2013)[-]

Why? Honestly, why does his piss you off?

#49 to #39 - aconfuseddonut

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(02/28/2013)[-]

Well many of the mosin nagants that you can buy today were mass produced and probably stored in a warehouse somewhere. The fact is that they're inexpensive and probably aren't worth much from a historical standpoint. So if he wants to modify his gun, so be it.

#50 to #49 - Megalord

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(02/28/2013)[-]

That's not a Mosin, that's an Enfield. Enfields are not cheap.

#52 to #49 - hazmathank

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(02/28/2013)[-]

It was not a mosin it was a kar98

#56 to #52 - bmpcdb

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(02/28/2013)[-]

that is not a Kar98, that's an Enfield -facepalm-

#53 to #52 - aconfuseddonut

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(02/28/2013)[-]

It's hard to tell from such a small picture.

#68 to #53 - Blastattack

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(02/28/2013)[-]

Uh, no, no it isnt. You would have to be pretty oblivious to confuse an Mauser 98 with a Lee Enfield No. 4.

#41 to #39 - anon id: 1c22bdde

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(02/27/2013)[-]

omg that has done the same.. lol

#18 - jonnyp

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Springfield? lee enfield? mosin nagant? mauser? all of them are ******* amazing.

#57 to #18 - bmpcdb

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(02/28/2013)[-]

Agreed, personally though I like the Garand.

#62 - cobrafan

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(02/28/2013)[-]

I love my Mosin, although, nothing really special about mine, just a 91/30, but it does have all matching numbers except for the bayonet...

#1 - dragonhorn

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(02/27/2013)[-]

That plywood makes me hard. Is that maple?

#10 to #1 - anon id: 7b8a271f

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(02/27/2013)[-]

That's not plywood.

#2 to #1 - nativepolonsky [OP]**User deleted account**

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(02/27/2013)[-]

looks like oak to me? i maybe wong

#4 to #2 - dragonhorn

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(02/27/2013)[-]

By jove, I think you're right!

I should have known by the lighter gray color. At first glance, I thought it might have been paint.

#80 - KingBoo

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#20 - anon id: cb928d74

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(02/27/2013)[-]

i hope obama bans all the ******* guns for you american fags. and stop posting this **** on funnyjunk, this aint funny and this aint /k/ you ******* ********.

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#22 to #20 - strun

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Lol god damn, calm down.

#21 to #20 - boothead

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(02/27/2013)[-]

I can't tell if you're trolling or just Fascist...

#14 - arkantos

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Don't know a great deal about guns myself, so hope this isn't a dumb question... Is there a reason some casings are grey and the others that coppery colour?

#55 to #14 - gameingkine

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(02/28/2013)[-]

silvery ones are throw away shells. other shells (brass) can be re used and reloaded into new bullets

#48 to #14 - lumer

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(02/28/2013)[-]

the ones with the grey casings are non corrosive full steel jacket, the brass coloured are copper washed steel and have very corrosive powder residue:)

#15 to #14 - anon id: 7deb3d9c

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(02/27/2013)[-]

the grey ones are probably steel cases and the copper ones are brass cases

#16 to #15 - arkantos

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Fair enough :)

#11 - huchkizz

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Oh that´s glorious.
What model is it?

#12 to #11 - anon id: a67d4fff

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Well, for starters the type of rifle is a Mosin Nagant, but the actual model is probably the M91/30.

It is a good rifle, it can boast a service life from 1891 to... well it is still serving in some armies as a sniper rifle (admittedly by now it is presumably only in the reserves of third world countries - but it is still in service), ammo is plentiful thus cheap just like the rifle - I've heard that in some places in USA you can buy it by the crate load.

Maintenance according to the internet is pretty much "a shift kick" since it - just like the SKS and AK47 - rarely jams.

If I would begin buying rifles, the Mosin Nagant would be the first one in my collection.

#32 to #12 - huchkizz

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Are you using (I suspect that it's capable of firing) the standard 7.62x54mmR ammunition, or are you using some sort of other variant?

P.S. Damn Denmark for not allowing people to have these sorts of guns as a hobby.

#13 to #12 - anon id: a67d4fff

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(02/27/2013)[-]

Hang on, let me correct myself, the model is "Mosin-Nagant M91/30 PU Sniper", I failed to notice the bended bolt-action, which as far as I can tell is unique to that model of the Mosin Nagant.

#74 - bigsaltyballs

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(02/28/2013)[-]

people tell me these are **** rifles and that they are ugly looking. I dont think so.. i think there wonderful