Some sort of collector...
 

I've seen this picture in another forum, then I thought that's exactly what I feel like every time I go to a gunshop.
In my case it's some sort of desease called "compulsive buying"... :roflmao:

I guess not much of a load for a young guy but I don't know if I could pick all that up!

I'll bet if you were allowed to keep all you could pick up that load wouldn't be a problem :D

I feel sure that I would be exactly like the G I in the photo, if not worse!!!

I'll bet if you were allowed to keep all you could pick up that load wouldn't be a problem..Boy! You pegged that one..depending on how far away my car was..But as an old Airborne Infantryman I remember sawing the handle off my toothbrush to lighten my load in the central highlands.

Hmmmm...Three MP40's, one MG-34, one MG-42, and what must [hopefully!] be his personal rifle hung just above the fabric ammunition bandolier...

Really should close the feedcover on the MG-34...

Somehow, with all that fire power in his hands, his Garand is still close... Thank you John Cantius...

I like the look on his face...

"You want to trade what?????"


Marc

Pictures
 

If you right click, you must be in Chrome, on this picture you will see a menu of locations. Click on the search for image logo and you will be taken to a lot of sites where this picture originated. I t comes from the Battle of the Bulge.
Aldo35:cheers::cheers:

There's a MP 38 if you look close.
Original bolt, as well.
This pic has been around a while.

Given the lack of snow, gloves, etc, I doubt that the photo was taken at the "Bulge".

I love this picture.

The MG42 is all I would I need (and a buttload of ammo).

He should just take the vehicle behind him instead of walking!

- Geo

It seems to me that he got these items as clean up after a battle. Why consider him a collector?
Jack

Just in case anyone questions your use of the measure
" Buttload "

it's an actual unit of measure...

http://factually.gizmodo.com/butt-is...ent-1622427091

Jerry