Superb Scrap - SCW
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2011 9:44 am
A trip to the gunshow this morning wasn't looking too promising, but a second walk around yielded results - a perfect pile of parts, assembled into Spanish Civil War implement of battle. Some careful observations of condition - no cleaning rod and frosted bore - were good bargaining chips. $120 OTD.
It's a 1937 Tula (tang matches) with great variety of mostly Izhevsk small parts and nothing even close to matching. Interesting features of this scrapped together gun are the pegged toe splice, solid rear band, front button band, and a tall stepped front sight.
Fills another slot for the collection nicely. Thanks for looking, gents.
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It's a 1937 Tula (tang matches) with great variety of mostly Izhevsk small parts and nothing even close to matching. Interesting features of this scrapped together gun are the pegged toe splice, solid rear band, front button band, and a tall stepped front sight.
Fills another slot for the collection nicely. Thanks for looking, gents.