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  1. The K98k Mauser Forum
    Where can one find Chinese Mauser parts for sale(bolts, triggers, stocks, etc)? I recently acquired a pile of Chinese Chiang Kai Shek Mauser rifle receivers and am picking out some of the nicer ones to restore. They've all been stripped of bolts, furniture, etc. On a side note, do we know who...
  2. Military Handgun Forum
    Hi everyone, If you saw my earlier posts, I said I had some cool things to show. So with that, I hope you all enjoy my Chinese handguns. None of these are import marked either. TT51 Type 51: Sino-Soviet Tokarevs, this one is a late 1952 build. Matching magazine was more than likely lost to...
  3. "The American Arsenal" US Weapons - Past & Present
    Figured this forum would be the most appropriate place for this seeing we don't have a Chinese firearms forum (...yet ;)). So here is a Shenyang Dawn Arsenal M1 Carbine copy. Originally the Mukden Arsenal was a small, local arms factory. In 1918 warlord Zhang Zoulin expanded the arsenal and...
  4. Armor, APC, Artillery, Anti Tank, Mortar, Warplane
    Would anyone be able to tell what that small breechloading cannon in the ground is? I've tried looking into it with no avail.
  5. The Military Mauser Forum
    Hello guys! Recently this rifle popped up on a Hungarian auction site. It is quite an interesting one, let me tell you why. The rifle has a standard Gew. 88 action, a Gew. 88 flip sight, and a jacketless barrel. The flip sight is very typical on early Chinese Type 88 rifles. Placement of the...
  6. "The American Arsenal" US Weapons - Past & Present
    Hey Folks! I bring you a neat milsurp rifle. All of this information is what I’ve been able to garner through the internet and C.S Ferris' book on 1917s. If you have any more information or sources regarding this rifle and it's possible history, please share! This is an Eddystone M1917...
  7. Mannlicher, Steyr & Blackpowder Cartridge Rifles
    Recently, I've been looking through Getty Images' various period photographs of Chinese soldiers with their weapons, and I've noticed that every photo I've seen with a G88-style rifle before 1930 is missing the characteristics that distinguish the Hanyang 88. The earliest photo I can find of...
  8. The Czech Weapons Board
    Recently purchased this rifle at auction. Unlike the majority of Chinese Vz. 24s, it's not 1937 dated and looks to be all-matching. The abnormally low serial number (265, no prefix) makes me wonder when these were actually contracted. I don't think it's one of those Chinese reproductions of the...
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