Markings on my '39 Izhevsk cont'd

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Markings on my '39 Izhevsk cont'd

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Here are the remainder of the photos I took yesterday. I'm sorry there are so many of them.
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Man that is a lot of markings on that one. I can't tell where the date is on it though. Sweet :D :D
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desdem12 wrote:Man that is a lot of markings on that one. I can't tell where the date is on it though. Sweet :D :D
Looks like a 39 dated receiver too.

And we like pics :lol:
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I can't make out the date, pull back a bit with the camera you are holding it to close for it to focus or you are not using the Macro setting. Strong light is also needed for indoor closeups or the cameras focus points can't lock on.
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Yep, guns are usually dark subjects, so the auto-focus/auto-exposure needs help from extra light. Direct sunlight is best with flash to fill in the shadows. :)
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