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CMP devalues guns by putting stampings on them.

The "Cash$-u-al collector?

M1 carbines for sale/bid on ebay? I have a Quality HW M1. Got it in 2013 from the "2nd owner", used it in Korea. Said they mostly used shotguns because the fighting was close....And it's a clean machine.

Very nice, I was wondering about these. Glad you got one and took the time to show us! Thanks Rusty. PS: Great PPS43

hi Rusty! thanks for the shoutout! i don't know anything at all about this type of loot, but it looks like you had fun - that's all that matters :)

Hi Rusty I hope they don't pull your video down for music copyright junk. Love all your content. I looked hard at buying that mystery bag. Cool chit

Hey brother, Is this your email? youtube.com/@rustysurplus?si=lTcpnZejCHfdOKfm

Just too bad the bag didn't have some classic rifle parts from Indonesia

Nice unboxing! Thanks for sharing with us 😊

Bully Thanks 😎

Thanks 😎

Hey RUSTY nice gear and that is a big coffee bean bag.

The small ring mauser is at the limit of acceptable pressure of the NATO round. I load mine like a 300 savage.

Please paint the dadgum dry wall.

👍👍 .......... not getting notified ?? Hmmmmmmm, smh .

Beautiful lil rifle .. Plus .30 carbine is very easy to hand load too .. 👍👍 ........

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🌞🏖️

Brother, another great and informative video. I hope to hear from James to see if he has any Carbines.. Is there a way I could PM you with a question?

All original Winchester very nice.

I THINK I seen a "W" on the vertical metal piece on the inside metal piece under where the barrel rest....idk....could have been a prototype of some sorts from Winchester.....thanks for another great video my friend

THANKS RUSTY nice video

Rusty You guys found a gem, very cool. Thanks

I got one that I rebarreled with a NOS 1951 barrel. With US made factory ball it will shoot small groups at 100 yards. Well within the width of the front sight as it appears on the target. I see alot of vids where they are shooting hand sized groups at 50 yards and those are either the shooter or the gun has a problem. Like a reimport barrel that is scrubbed smooth at the muzzle or something.

Thanks sir. What range would you recommend shooting with those open sites?

Rusty, great carbine! Those sure are a lot of fun to shoot. You have a really nice one there. Thanks for showing us the one on loan with the thompson grip. Looking forward to that update. Another great video so keep up the good work. All the best from the midwest!

That is one beautiful piece of equipment

really cool! i like the old furniture too! 🇺🇸💪🌞🏖️

You are AWESOME!! Thank you for your details again...keep up the great info

Hearing you say that you're gonna use hot soapy. Water on the stock was the worst thing. I've ever heard anybody say why you do not use water on a Woodstock. Now I'll tell you why you will raise the grains of the wood and result in a lot more. Having to Sam the wood and on some of these German rifles, the mousers, particularly, they did an excellent job. Of fit and finish, and you don't have much room for sanding. Especially? On some of the curves where it meets the metal. It's already flush so if you end up having to send it a bunch to get out the damage you created by raising the grains of the wood. Now you will have a bad fit. Because the metal will be too high. The wood will be too low. So the best way to clean a stock like that is using mineral spirits in a tub. Let it soak for a while. And then clean it real thoroughly using a paintbrush. Then pull it out wiper down several times with fresh clean rags. You will have a nice clean stock. All the oils will be basically saturated out of it from the mineral spirits. And you won't damage the grain of the wood. Years ago I restored a rifle that nobody would dare touch even when I took it to a professional gun. Smith and had him look at it. He said I was a lunatic that that was unrestorable. Well, this lunatic not only restored it but it is in shooting condition. I actually shoot the gun and it is 1871 84 mauser. 11 mm and unfortunately, I have to make all my own ammunition for it is nobody makes it anymore, but that was the ultimate restoration and it's one of my best hunting rifles.

You did pretty well and got lucky. Hunters Lodge is one of the absolute worst companies to do business with!

Nice looking rifle for sure.

Great video. I need an FR7 to add to the collection.

I have a 1914 AZF marked 91/38. Wooden crossbolt with the same color stock and golden excusions whatever they're called (for the sling)

Appreciate the educational video and thanks fir sharing that beauty of a gun!

Pronounced carbINE, not carbean.

Man my Grandson really enjoyed the video! He really liked the moose 🫎!😎🐊

Very nice to see all that wildlife sir! Unfortunately, all I have out back are some cows, lol. I think I'd be hunting in my backyard, lol.😂

❤ loved the entire video. My fave is the raccoon

Good job!!

Thanks RUSTY i see you have a few pictures of my mom and dad LOL THANKS

That was bueatful, thanks. Always good to see you 😅

loved the video, Rusty!! i watched it with Amber :) her favorite was the bear, but i laughed out loud seeing that elk destroy your bird feeder 😂 watching this REALLY made me want to go back to Idaho! 💛

Thank you for another really COOL video my friend

Hey RUSTY you got some critters back there !

That CZ is sweeeet! 😃 Fun fact: Originally the CZ was supposed to be a 9mm.

Glad to see a positive experience with Harrington Products. I have a couple of old CZ’s (models 50 and 52) that they make upgrade parts for but I wasn’t sure if Harrington was any good or not.

Thanks for sharing sir, looks like it runs like a champ now! Good job on the repair, those are a blast to shoot!

Great videos with lots of historical information thank you for sharing with us!!

I remember buying spam cans of x25 dirt cheap sadly those days are gone now .. :(

It is an interesting gun..it never got the recognition it deserved