snowing here so im shooting 22s in my office

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i realise they are not all trainers per se but i love my 22s and some are trainers , including a rare one or two

i decided it was time to shoot my 22s , since i was indoors i decided to shoot some with the camera instead of ammo , dont have an indoor range here :lol


some of my militay trainers and wannaby trainers[look-a-likes or my conversions]

these are my enfields - condII , mkIV , and Cno7 ,




my M16 with conversion bolt , and canadian cooey Mod 82 trainer



my winchester windermusket US marked trainer and a stevens 414 ,



my M1903A4gery-conv 22cal , and stevens M87 M1garand look-alike ,



the cowboys - marlin M39A[im still workin a deal with friend who bought this a couple years back-not sure what i give up yet] , and henry golden boy ,



the classic mossbergs ; T-bolt Mod 142A , and semi Mod 151A ,



the 'always wanted this' semi-autos , remington nylon 66 and ruger 10/22 international ,



and my only pump , so far anyway , a winchester 1890 in 22 short ,

[joseyclosey]

Nice collection, i am particularly enamoured by your Enfields.

Joe

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thats where i started - after many years of being away , i had sold most everything i owned over the years when i was younger and my interests had changed , then i rediscovered my youth , and my interest in all things enfield and 'springfield' [as it were - the lable applied to US weapons in the group i was discussing in]

i then lost my father in 2001 , and inherited the weapons i grew up with both springfield and enfield and evolved into the person i am today , part then - mostly now , but remembering when ,

so its an eclectic collection at best , partly passion - my enfeilds and US collection and partly childhood memories the others you see , im buying what i could not have then and going to pass them to my grandchildren , hope they know what this all means , and intent on telling them what we once had , freedom , here in this country