My spare room

[Adrian Stevenson]

The shellac varnish was most likely applied by the Soviets. Stocks were oil finished then often varnished after an arsenal rebuild.

Cheers, Ade.

[airborne_steve]

Great collection. I would like to see more of the assault gun tunic. Also, very clever use of shelving material as gun racks!

Sweet! Steve

[YoZh]

very good!
Thanks, I enjoed =)
Thanks

[besslein]

very very nice

[YoZh]

very good!

Thanks

[kompanie]

thanks for all your kind words,i came up with the shelf idea as it was all there holding my books up and i was to lazy to install a new shelf system.
Airbourne steve the tunic is a repro are you sure you want more pics?

Chris

[CLENTER]

Ref:spare Room

VERY NICE!

[paddywhack]

bloody hell!!!! i LOVE the way you displayed your guns!!! if only i could own some of these!!!!!!!

[Graeme G]

Nice collection.....hope those shelves have got some good rawlplugs in ! theres some weight going through those shelves !

[1corps]

Great display! Guns look great. Who cares they are de-activated! Enjoyed the photos. Mike.

[Anthony N]

Fantastic stuff
Hardly what i'd call a small collection.
I'm a gun virgin but one day, just maybe.......
That Army dagger fits in real nice.
Thanks for sharing.
Ant.

[Rylan]

Awesome collection!!

I would be interested to know a little more about the Luger... it is sad all those beautiful guns had to be deactivated though

I guess the only place to own working MG's is some states in the US... what a shame.

[bnz. 42]

Very nice collection! Congrats!

[kompanie]

The Luger is a G date S/42 I will post some more pictures of it soon

[kompanie]

Some close ups of the P08,all maching no's