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Gil, all
got back down there this morning and took look around, and spoke with Mike the owener about other weapons in the collection.
The guy had alot of browning and marlin lever actions, various chamberings, from 22lr-250 rem non milsurp.
as for his milsurps he had:
Civilian model M14 nation match, good shape but obvious he enjoyed shooting it.
brit .303 #1 mk3, decent shape, with bayonet and kit.
brit .303 #1mk3 grade 4 absolutely pristine, non issued, non fired, this thing looks like it just came from the factory.
5 m1 carbines, various conditions but none less than 80%, all in good shape.
K98 good condition but nothing special
VZ24, good condition
an m38 swede, and an m96 swede, both decent condition, but nothing spectacular.
"bubba'd" krag 30/40, but a really nice job. supposedly something happened to the end of the barrel and it was cut down slightly, and the guy restocked it with a full length mannlicher(SP?) very pretty yellowish stock, and scoped it. again, the modification was done very well, just abit unusual looking.
there was also a rifle i have seen before but am not very framilier with.
Spanish destroyer carbine, 9mm bergman/largo, decent but definately used condition, looks like he enjoyed firing it.
Looks like a pretty handy little carbine, and i would imagine if you could find ammo, or handload for it, that it would be an enjoyable little carbine.
was also a few pistols, but the only milsurps were 2 browning hi-powers, nice shape, very little usage on them.
He also had a k-31 in really excellant condition that was sold prior to my fidning the Ljungman. Got a look at it this morning when the guy brought it back to find soft case for it.
speaking of the k-31, another surplus shop closeby has one for about $165, and it's in pretty good shape. I know that they are supposed to be pretty accurate milsurps, but is that a decent price for one??
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