Rednecks, pickups, guns and such (lots of photos)

Roadkill · 04-26-2005, 07:29 AM

Sure Ed, Ill try it. Jack, GW, I've never claimed to be a collector, shooter stuff is what I occupy my time with. I love the history in military guns, The Finn Mod 39 was made in 1941, VKT, and (gasp gasp, get out the glycerine capsules) is import stamped. It has an action smooth as glass, trigger breaks clean at about 5 lbs, I can still see the sights, even with cheap Russian milsurp it is very accurate. It with the AK are about the only two I don't reload. The Finns knew/know the true value of a skilled marksman with an accurate high powered rifle in defense of his country.

rk

04-26-2005, 07:29 AM	#7
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Sure Ed, Ill try it. Jack, GW, I've never claimed to be a collector, shooter stuff is what I occupy my time with. I love the history in military guns, The Finn Mod 39 was made in 1941, VKT, and (gasp gasp, get out the glycerine capsules) is import stamped. It has an action smooth as glass, trigger breaks clean at about 5 lbs, I can still see the sights, even with cheap Russian milsurp it is very accurate. It with the AK are about the only two I don't reload. The Finns knew/know the true value of a skilled marksman with an accurate high powered rifle in defense of his country. rk