Recent content by MKL

Nice job, Max.

Very nice looking guns, Bellero.

Here is another recent catch of mine Walther PPK/S:

Thanks Peacoat. Here is a better shot of the tag:

I have been looking for a peacoat and ran across this last night at an antique store. It is in great condition, no holes, tears, or moth bites. I wear a 42L but this fits fairly well. MKL pics:

The cosmolene was on thick and heavy. I used heat and a digresser. It removed easily. I oiled ‘er up and hopefully Wednesday I will take it out and fire it. Yes, it came with the cleaning kit and the double compartment bottle. Thanks for the tips.

This time I purchased a Mosin Nagant. After shooting my son's I wanted one. This one is marked 1939. His is a 1943.

Sorry, my comments were really off topic. Back to the excellent pictures.

Mike, Yes, sad but true. You would think they would fix the law in this matter. Silly, in Kansas (depending upon the city) we can open carry outside of our autos but not inside. Still safer to have a permit. We need a permit that covers the whole family. :) Or better, just open it up for...

Mike, Correct me if this is wrong, in kansas if you have a permit you can have a firearm in your auto. Open carry in the auto depends upon the city you are in.

A couple I picked up a couple weeks ago My son and I picked up these two guns recently. He got the rifle and I got the pistol. The rifle is a Mosin Nagant (year 1943) and the pistol is a Walther P99 compact (9mm). mkl

Great looking guns. What is the barrel length on the Sheriff's model? 2 or 2.5?

Matthew, I would like to get a galco tuck-n-go when they have them in stock. Presenty just a cheap one. It conceals rather nicely. For my full size I use a fobas paddle. I tried a crossbreed but it was never comfortable for me. Mark

Here is my latest: (a summer carry)

Browning matrioshka, That is a very nice looking Browning. How long of "throw" on the lever to reject/inject a .223 shell?