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   Valleyhunter liked post by Kudu On thread : Rifle identification

   You think so? I used an Arisaka for many years..But in a custom stock. And I thought it was a bit different to that.... But I am old now and the memory is failing..:)

   Liked On: 29-01-2025, 07:43 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by longshot On thread : Rifle identification

   I second the above that this is a M95. For registry purposes it holds five rounds (if you have a clip). I think these may have been issued to some German/Axis troops during WW2 as well. I have...

   Liked On: 29-01-2025, 07:43 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Tankd On thread : Rifle identification

   The first definitely looks like a M93 or M96 . When you push the bolt forward , does it meet a point of resistance that you have to force it past to close the bolt ?.

   Liked On: 29-01-2025, 07:43 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Ryan_Songhurst On thread : Rifle identification

   PS: a good way for identifying stuff if you have an android phone is hold your finger on the image untill this menu pops up then click "search image with Google lens" Also good for finding...

   Liked On: 29-01-2025, 07:42 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Ryan_Songhurst On thread : Rifle identification

   Last two photos is an Arisaka

   Liked On: 29-01-2025, 07:42 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by gonetropo On thread : Rifle identification

   Czech vz98 ?

   Liked On: 27-01-2025, 04:10 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Ryan_Songhurst On thread : Rifle identification

   Top one looks like Spanish Mauser

   Liked On: 27-01-2025, 04:09 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Ryan_Songhurst On thread : Rifle identification

   Forgot to add image for context to above comment: 267687

   Liked On: 27-01-2025, 04:09 PM

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   Valleyhunter liked post by Happy Jack On thread : Rifle identification

   Only works if using the chrome browser which I hate.

   Liked On: 27-01-2025, 04:09 PM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by Billymavs On thread : Rifle identification

    Valleyhunter The second rifle with the goop on the stock is a Styer M95 stutzen carbine. Should be chambered in 8x56R and was issued to the austro hungarian empire during WW1 For the first...

    Liked On: 27-01-2025, 04:09 PM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by AWBates On thread : SHTLE Mark 3 conversion

    It is becoming so hard to find parts these days and you would probably have to settle for repro woodwork at least. As such I would be leaning towards keeping it as it is. 303s are still fun to shot...

    Liked On: 25-02-2021, 03:46 PM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by Flyblown On thread : Police Crackdown (Under the Radar)

    And for the benefit of those that want to abuse Police on here, with throw away one liner name calling churlish stuff, you might want to very seriously thing again.

    Liked On: 20-02-2021, 03:03 PM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by tommygun On thread : SHTLE Mark 3 conversion

    There's a chap on trademe, username ffoeg58 I think, that makes reproduction stocks in NZ, I think they're birch, not walnut or coachwood etc as would have been original, and are around $220. They...

    Liked On: 20-02-2021, 12:35 PM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by Cordite On thread : SHTLE Mark 3 conversion

    Hundreds dollars. Two top wood pieces, one bottom wood piece (both reproductions from somewhere in Oz), middle band if it is missing, hinged band, the front end and a couple special screws to go with...

    Liked On: 18-02-2021, 11:01 AM

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    Valleyhunter liked post by Frogfeatures On thread : SHTLE Mark 3 conversion

    I did it with my Mk 111 Cost me more for the woodwork, than I paid for the rifle. Imported the woodwork from Canada. Took over a year of gathering bits and pieces, happy with it, though.

    Liked On: 18-02-2021, 11:01 AM

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