Tried this a couple of weeks ago with nobody entering the contest. This one should be easier. I'll leave it up a couple of weeks. Whoever enters and gets the most correctly indentified wins. The prize is a milsurp after hour pin and iron on patch.
All of these muzzles can be identified from some post or other at this site. The hardest to indentify maybe NO. 5. Hint... it is a version of Mauser.
The pictures are numbered 1 through 10 and posted in two posts. Look for part two to follow. Email me your answers. Just click on my profile to do so.
Click on the photos to make them larger.
Attemptng a what is it contest again
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Attemptng a what is it contest again
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- Question No. 5 Answer Mod M1916 Spanish Mauser
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- Question No. 4 Answer 1903A3 Springfield
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- Question No. 3. Answer French MAS Mod 1936
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- Question No. 2. Answer M95 Steyr
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- Question No. 1. Answer K31 Swiss.
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What is it part two
The last five questions.
First person with all right answers wins. If no such person, first person with the most right answers when I end the contest March 15th. If it should go to the end and nobody has them all correct the first person to have sent in the most correct answers wins.
This should be easy.
First person with all right answers wins. If no such person, first person with the most right answers when I end the contest March 15th. If it should go to the end and nobody has them all correct the first person to have sent in the most correct answers wins.
This should be easy.
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- Question No. 10. Answer Enfield No. 5 Jungle carbine
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- Question No. 9 Answer Finn M39 Mosin Nagant
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- Question No. 8 Answer Indian Enfield 2A
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- Question No. 7 Answer M1 Carbine
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- Qustion No. 6 Answer Yugo 59/66 SKS
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What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch? -- W.C. Fields
"Many of those who enjoy freedom know little of its price."
You can't fix Stupid, but you can occasionally head it off before it hurts something.
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This is why I don't play -
1) A rifle I can't identify
2) another rifle I can't identify
3) yet another rifle I can't identify
4) and another rifle I can't identify
5) and another bloody rifle I can't identify
6) and a further rifle I can't identify
7) yet one more rifle I can't identify
8) believe it or not I know this one - either a 2A or 2A1
9) back to the rifles I can't identify
10) and a No5
Surely someone can better that ?
1) A rifle I can't identify
2) another rifle I can't identify
3) yet another rifle I can't identify
4) and another rifle I can't identify
5) and another bloody rifle I can't identify
6) and a further rifle I can't identify
7) yet one more rifle I can't identify
8) believe it or not I know this one - either a 2A or 2A1
9) back to the rifles I can't identify
10) and a No5
Surely someone can better that ?
The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don't have it.
The idea is not to let the cat out of the bag
Don't say what you think they are in this string..... 
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Entry received
Very good score. Nearly all ten.
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