The x39 bunch

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The house was quite today, no wife and kids :clap: so I figured I'd do a group shot of the x39 rifles in my safe. Took quite awhile, the wife came home after I took the last shot, stood there and said ""it looks like some kind of arms deal" :roll: I finally got a group shot with nothing missing and a few that belong due to caliber, but don't really due to design. Afterward, they were moved to the new larger safe I recently picked up to eliminate 2 of the smaller safes. :clap:

Here is a list of what's in the photos.
2 MAK90's, Vz 58, Chinese /26\ early 9 million series, Chinese /636\, Chinese w/Tula star(Soviet Sino), Chinese Security marked /016\, '78 Albanian, '71 Yugo, matching '57 Romanian, '59 Romanian, '52 Tula laminate, early '50 Tula non chrome bore.

Enjoy :toast:
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SOOOO NICE!! :Drool1: :Drool1: :clap: :toast:
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nice group and i enjoy shooting mt vz58.
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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Arms deal? Looks more like a party at GM's house if you ask me :mrgreen:

VERY impressive collection!! That's enough firepower to take on a small country :lol:

Thank you for the photo!
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Very impresive greasemonkey. One things for sure, you dont live in California. Nice collection
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That's an amazing bunch there... mine would consist of only the Saiga that I just bought yesterday! :oops:
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Nice group photos' & awesome collection!!! :vcool: :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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Glad you all enjoyed them :toast: The Yugo was the beginning of the whole milsurp sickness for me. :biggrin:
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Yugoslavian made SKS rifle. The other day a guy overheard me talking guns with somebody, I had said I have a Yugo ( we were talking SKS and AK rifles) right away he pipes up with " you drive a Yugo? HA HA HA HA...." NO! Yugoslavian SKS rifle....Yugoslavian SKS rifle....
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really nice collection of guns . thanks for posting the pics and info
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Yugoslavian made SKS rifle. The other day a guy overheard me talking guns with somebody, I had said I have a Yugo ( we were talking SKS and AK rifles) right away he pipes up with " you drive a Yugo? HA HA HA HA...." NO! Yugoslavian SKS rifle....Yugoslavian SKS rifle....
I would be amazed as well if someone said that...if there's still one on the road, it's gotta be just the shell with a transplanted drivetrain from some other make! Had a buddy years ago had one, his alternator went out, could NOT buy a new one anywhere, junkyard wanted $200 bucks for one off the scrap heap. We made brackets and put a GM one on it, that worked fine till the body eventually rusted in two just behind the seats... :shock:
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Nice airsoft collection :lol: seriously though nice collection they all look like fine examples and you background for the pictures is very appealing. :toast:
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