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  1. It’s yours to do what you want with, but I’d leave it alone. Being a late war gun, they were rough by German standards from the factory, and the fit and finish was nowhere near pre war or early war standards. I have a family member whose father brought back a P38 from WW2 in a holster and it stayed in there for a long time and was never oiled or cleaned and the finish was absolutely wiped out. It’s possible someone tried to strip the finish, or maybe the firearm got wet and stayed wet for an extended time in the field, or maybe sitting in a holster for 80 years has also contributed to how it looks. It’s a damn cool piece though, and I am jealous!
  2. Reduced to $400
  3. Reduced to $450.
  4. ^ will try to get some outdoor pics in the next day or so^
  5. some of you have asked about the bore. It could certainly use a cleaning. I just ran a patch down it and the bore snake a few times. It has defined rifling, and I think it will clean up with a soak and shooting it some. (I know pics aren’t great)
  6. Looking to sell my eddystone M1917 (1,098,xxx, 11/18 barrel). I bought this a couple of years ago from RTI, and it has certainly seen better days. I took this rifle down and cleaned all of the grease and dirt out of it, and got it put back together. It’s not a very pretty rifle. A lot of the finish is gone, it is crusty in spots, and the stock has a crack in it on the right side by the receiver and hand guard. I have not attempted to repair the crack, and I have lost interest in this firearm and have a nicer example now. The rifle does have some positives, such as: a decent to good bore, with some wear and pitting throughout. It is complete, and the sights work and are not frozen or anything like that. I have not fired this weapon, but function tested it, and it seems to work fine. Restock the rifle, or repair the cracked stock, and you have what is probably a good shooter. $400, obo. Prefer Lenoir city/maryville/west Knox meet. You can PM me and I can text/email you more pictures.
  7. I have a CZ 912 12 gauge for sale or trade. I got this from a co worker, whose father bought it brand new. I put around 15 rounds of the cheapest birdshot through it with no problems at all. Comes with 3 chokes and choke wrench. Nothing wrong with it, I just don’t really have a need for it. $400, prefer Lenoir city/maryville meet. I will be going through Chattanooga Friday though.
  8. These are amazing firearms. The new owner will be very very happy! GLWS
  9. The one and only price reduction. $850 for the lot
  10. I’m not sure, I’m not very knowledgeable about G3s or HK91s. I do know it has an HK bolt, not sure if that’s what you’re talking about or not
  11. 12 Eastern European AK magazines $180 2 Chinese 5 round magazines $40 2 surplus 4 cell mag pouches $20-sold Ruger SR-9 magazine $10 Knoxville area meet, or will ship on your dime!

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