The SVT-40 must be my most favorite WW2 rifle in the collection.
It's a chunky boy but works really well for me. Most Russian guns do. I also love the design of it. So far it has served me well with virtually no issues.
I even shoot some competition with it. We have a discipline here in Belgium which is exclusively shot with military rifles or their civilian counterparts.
So this little Wischo .22lr single shot rifle was recently saved from the dump by me. Figured I might have some fun with it as the stock was already painted silver.
Blue spray, .22lr 'shotgun' cards, picatinny rail, scope and stickers "tactically acquired" from my kids 😅
I actually Iike this rifle more than I should 🤣
So recently I rescued this Wischo .22lr single shot rifle from the dump.
Since it had no sights and the buttstock was already painted silver I figured I just might have some fun with it.
Took a blue spray can to it, added a little scope, 'shotgun' cards and stole some stickers from the kids 😅
Also added a picatinny rail, gonna look around for a bipod to mount on there.
Well maybe apart from the Russian Mosins, that can be debated.
These are my handy dandy war carbines.
K31
Steyr M95/30
Berthier M16
Mosin Nagant M44
Mosin Nagant M38
The Berthier and M38 are unfortunately deactivated but I at least saved them from being destroyed entirely!
Ran my GSG Stg44 on training stage yesterday. Stupid fun
I'm not used to running a PCC but I think I did ok ok considering this thing is pretty heavy.
The Texas star gave me a proper 'FU' at the end 😅