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Brought my favorite pair along to range day today
u/Fun_Assignment_269 — 1 day ago
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French Friday is my kind of holiday
Left to right:
1890 Mle 1886/M93 Lebel (all matching minus bolt)
Post WW1 rebuild Lebel with 1917 barrel
Berthier M16
1921 Berthier M16 Carbine
May 1940 MAS36 in pre war configuration
1949/50 MAS36
1960 MAS49/56 w/ night sight adapter
Mle 2026 Baguette
Front: 1945 P38 (svw45 code) with French star on slide.
u/Fun_Assignment_269 — 6 days ago
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Storage in hot, dry conditions
Long story short, my house flooded due to a busted water line and I've currently got dehumidifiers cranking out 100+ degree air throughout the place. As of right now, it's 85F and about 25% humidity where my collection is stored, and that's the coolest part of the house. I know that's pretty far off from ideal, but I'm assuming wood damage occurs at much longer time frames.
Is there even the slightest bit of concern about storage conditions when we're talking about a span of a week and change? I'm probably overthinking things, but they weren't damaged in the flooding, thankfully, and I really don't want to mess anything up while repairs are being done.
u/Fun_Assignment_269 — 7 days ago
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Put together a quick video to demystify some of the lore around the Ljungman action. I see a lot of comments about making sure it's on safe before you load it and I wanted to address why that's not necessary, while explaining a little about how it works.
u/Fun_Assignment_269 — 17 days ago