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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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RLB0414
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If that is low profile, what does standing out in the crowd look like?
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Backpack mounted howitzer of course.If that is low profile, what does standing out in the crowd look like?
I suppose it could always be worse. The MK23 is my grail gun. Anyone have one?If that is low profile, what does standing out in the crowd look like?
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Very nice. I have several Malkoff lights, as good as it gets in the lumen department
Let’s see some more of that AK!
There’s a folding knife (bayonet) in there.
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You might be disappointed, it’s a Russian SKS. Call me crazy but I like it more than my AK. I’ve owned it for 30 years.
Not a thing wrong with an SKS. Especially a Russian one
Since we are on a Russian gun theme, here is a Molot Vepr AK straight out of Mother Russia. Built on an RPK receiver, it’s rugged and heavy. They got banned several years ago. Too bad, the highest quality AKs maybe ever built. Don’t have a Russian knife to pair it with so we’ll go with a good ole USA made one
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It looks like a Simonov Rifle...
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Nice CAS gear, can we see the knife out of the sheath? Maker? Appreciated.Here's my CAS rig:
The revolvers are Uberti '58 Remingtons with conversion cylinders. They originally had that butt-ugly Milennium finish, and the steel beneath was not final-finished. I just removed the finish and let them age naturally. The gunbelt was custom-made for me. It has 51 45-caliber cartridge loops. Copying John Wayne I kept a dummy .45-70 round in the middle loop. This provided an easily-felt distinction between the cartridges on the left side (200-grain bullets for the rifle) and those on the right side (180-grain bullets for the pistolas).
The knife is a rifleman's knife with Osage Orange grip slabs. The sheath looks like it was made for the knife, but was a separate acquisition from someone on the opposite coast. Go figure.