Re: Mosin Crates
Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:49 pm
found the crate info in backbone of the wehrmacht. crate is only 3" shorter and 2' narrower than a mc crate ,but only holds 10 rifles.
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If you do marry those tables will be the first things to go my friendLongcolt44 wrote:I got my 2 crates on a visit to AIM. They are about 30 minutes from me. They were 10 bucks each. Ammo boxes were a buck each. Originally I used one for a coffee table but now they stand in my bedroom for storage. 5 ammo boxes makes a nice bedside table, 10 makes a pair. I am not married by the way, my cats could care less about my decor.
OK, I got my crate sitting smack in the middle of my living room on the couch, it's been there for months and I have no plans to move it right awaymrb7 wrote:Sure. Rub it in.Longcolt44 wrote:I am not married by the way, my cats could care less about my decor.
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Another excellent reason to remain singletimlin33 wrote:If you do marry those tables will be the first things to go my friendLongcolt44 wrote:I got my 2 crates on a visit to AIM. They are about 30 minutes from me. They were 10 bucks each. Ammo boxes were a buck each. Originally I used one for a coffee table but now they stand in my bedroom for storage. 5 ammo boxes makes a nice bedside table, 10 makes a pair. I am not married by the way, my cats could care less about my decor.
Wonder if they still sell them.. I'll have to give them a call.. Close enough to drive to.Longcolt44 wrote:I got my 2 crates on a visit to AIM. They are about 30 minutes from me. They were 10 bucks each. Ammo boxes were a buck each. Originally I used one for a coffee table but now they stand in my bedroom for storage. 5 ammo boxes makes a nice bedside table, 10 makes a pair. I am not married by the way, my cats could care less about my decor.
Junk Yard Dog wrote:OK, I got my crate sitting smack in the middle of my living room on the couch, it's been there for months and I have no plans to move it right awaymrb7 wrote:Sure. Rub it in.Longcolt44 wrote:I am not married by the way, my cats could care less about my decor.
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I got gun parts on the kitchen table, ammo stacked in the closets, and 100 DVD all about war, or with cool shit blowing up in them stacked next to the TV like the leaning tower of Pizza.
Oh yea, I got Hoppes 9 and gun oil under the sink.
I don't have a crate, but I got a Hot Lips Army Nurse in my pink house? Is that worth anything?jeremyb wrote:Lets see some pics of what you guys have done with your Crates.... This can turn in to great thread..
Post them if you got them.
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I wonder what that info might mean. Could the rifles have been refurbed as recently as 1981? Do we know for sure that they rifles currently coming out of the Ukraine were actually refurbed there? I would think that before the Collapse & separation of the former Soviet Union they could have been done anywhere and transported to widely dispersed places awaiting that long feared invasion . . .Longcolt44 wrote:Mine have, TO - 2- X - 81 stenciled on them. No worries about me getting married unless she buys me a gun shop and lives somewhere else.
Yeah. Her name is Monica. But she won't let me keep guns parts laying around in the kitchen or the front room.desertgunner wrote:Now then, hot lips army nurse (female?) indicates a certain preference of yours, right?...
I don't now but my wife bought a house with pink weeping mortar brick walls and pink/white awnings back in 1975. It was not my favorite color but she got it real cheap. We lived in it until we moved to Idaho Falls in 1980. We would have liked to have a rifle crate coffee table then - we were using an orange crate. We more than doubled our investment when we sold the house so it was worth tolerating that pink for a while.mrb7 wrote:
.........YEAH, well how many of you other guys here can claim you live in a *PINK* house like I do?