Swedish 9mm m/40 Lahti Pistol review

This message was sent to {EMAIL} To advertise in this publication please [click here](mailto:salesinquiries@multiview.com) October 26, 2021 --------------------------------------------------------------- .TOP NEWS [Swedish 9mm m/40 Lahti Pistol review]( Firearm News Ever since 1814, the Swedes have practiced "armed neutrality" to dissuade potential invaders and since the late 19th century they have maintained a strong military. Because of this, they were quick to take advantage of small arms developments and by the early 20th century, thanks to a strong industrial base, Swedish troops were armed with modern rifles, machine guns and semiauto pistols. [READ MORE]( [This old gun: Model 1860 Henry Rifle]( American Rifleman Although he probably didn’t plan it, when New England shirtmaker Oliver Fisher Winchester acquired the Volcanic Repeating Arms Co. in 1857 and re-named it the New Haven Arms Co., he ended up dramatically altering firearm technology, helped settle the American West and subsequently created a legacy that continues to this day. [READ MORE]( [Mossberg 464 .30-30 Winchester lever-action rifle: A modern classic]( Guns and Ammo The 464 wasn’t Mossberg’s first lever-action centerfire rifle. Do you remember Montgomery Ward’s Western Field Model 72? It was a Mossberg, and not to be confused with the Western Field Model 33, which was a private-labeled Marlin in .30-30 Winchester. The Model 72 was the result of a dinner discussion between Alan Mossberg and Montgomery Ward’s buyer Van Bethurem, who already did business with Mossberg for private-label centerfires. A year after that dinner, Mossberg presented a prototype and a deal to drop the Marlin for Mossberg’s Model 472 was sealed. [READ MORE](  PRODUCT SHOWCASE [Turnbull-Finished Favorites]( The Turnbull Finished series is a collection of historically significant, newly manufactured firearms that are finished using Turnbull’s signature methods to produce a classic gun worthy of being an instant family heirloom. These are limited editions, so click here to reserve yours today. Just released – Browning SA-22 in .22 LR and CZ 457 Lux in .22 Mag. [LEARN MORE]( [THE KRAG M98]( Guns Magazine As the United States service rifle, the Norwegian-designed Krag-Jorgensen was produced at the Springfield Armory from 1894 to 1904. It was used in the Boxer Rebellion, Spanish-American War and in the Philippine-American War before it was replaced by the Model 1903 Springfield. 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While the entire goal of the FAL project was for NATO to standardize on one small arm and cartridge, the amount of variation that existed between the member states’ rifles was great enough to consider the effort a failure. [READ MORE]( [Behind the bullet: .450 Nitro Express]( American Hunter During the late 19th century and into the early 20th century, when the boundaries of cartridge capabilities were being simultaneously defined and broken, certain cartridges rose to the top. With the colonization of East Africa and India, British hunters were regularly pursuing the most dangerous game on the planet, including the elephant, Cape buffalo, rhinoceros, gaur, tiger, lion, leopard and hippopotamus. The transition from blackpowder to smokeless, and from pure lead projectiles to what we now know as the jacketed softpoint, and onto the non-expanding ‘solid’ bullets certainly changed the capabilities of the known cartridges. 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It has been helpful in my understanding of propellant evolution and is a key source of historical information. Where Davis lacked information, I turned to Philip B. Sharpe’s Complete Guide to Handloading (Third Edition, 1953), which gives a superb and detailed account of propellant development and history, including actual component ratios taken from U.S. and foreign patents. [READ MORE](  SPONSORED VIDEO [LaserStar Technologies: Tactical Marking & Engraving Systems]( LaserStar Technologies is a global supplier of laser sources for marking, deep engraving, cutting, and welding. We consistently strive to enhance the quality, performance, and innovation of our laser products to help ensure our customers are operating the best lasers in the industry. Our laser systems are ideal for all of your tactical customization needs, from marking your latest design onto a blade, engraving your firearm, adding stippling to your polymer grip, or welding a metal magazine. LaserStar Technologies can help in achieving those amazing customized results you've constantly wanted! [WATCH VIDEO]( [Historic guns donated to Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum in Cleburne,Texas]( Cleburne Times-Review Events are afoot at the Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum including next month’s return of the museum’s annual Pioneer Days on Nov. 12-13. Between now and then, however, museum officials are excited about a recent donation to the Big Bear Native American History Museum and three upcoming Halloween events. Andy Irwin, a member of the Cleburne Police Department’s Citizens on Patrol and his wife, Meridith Irwin, were on hand Wednesday at the Big Bear Museum along with Texas Historical Commission Archeology Steward Jimmy Smith to present a late 1800s shotgun and late 1800s modified Springfield to CTOM On site Director Carrie Reynolds and Johnson County Heritage Foundation Director David Murdoch. 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Dovetail rail on top of receiver ready for mounting a scope. Manufacturer: MOSSBERG Model: 464 Caliber Info: 30-30 Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 20 BARREL Price: $913.99 Seller: Guns Dot Com [READ MORE]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( [Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1896 Krag Carbine chambered in .30-40 Krag ** 1897 Manufactured & 5th Cavalry Marked **]( GI# 101763338 Description: Antique U.S. Spingfield Armory Model 1896 Krag Carbine chambered in .30-40 Krag. This original Krag Carbine is in excellent mechanical condition and has a nice honest look about it. The 1896 carbine has a total of seven differences from the 1896 Rifle and are as follows; a 22" barrel, a half-stock, one barrel band, no butt swivel, a swivel bar and ring, a band spring, and a sectional cleaning rod stored in the stock. This particular 1896 Krag Carbine is in all original (not a shortened rifle) besides the rear sight slide and ladder which have the higher graduations for the 1896 Krag Rifle, however the sight base is the correct "C" marked carbine base. The slide could easily be replaced to make this original carbine 100% correct. The metal components of this carbine have lost their original blue finish but have developed a very nice patina over the years. The original carbine stock is in excellent condition for its age, and has had one repair made to it on the right side of the top tang. The "JLA 1897" inspector cartouche and "P" proof marking are still more than visible. The stock also has "TROOP F (or possible E) 5th CAVALRY" stamped onto the left side and it matches the wear and script of the rest of the carbine. Unfortunately, we do not have any provenance with the carbine but it more than likely has a vast and unique background. The bore of this particular carbine is in great condition for its age, with light frosting and surface pitting near the muzzle, but visible rifling the whole length of the barrel. All the mechanical aspects of this carbine function 100% and the action locks up tight. Don't miss your opportunity to add this neat piece of U.S. Military history to your collection! Curio/Relic: Yes Antique: Yes Rifle Caliber: .30-40 Krag Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: U.S. Model 1896 Krag Carbine Serial Number: 32342 Barrel Length: 22 Inch Bore Condition: Frosted Action: Bolt-Action Stock: Walnut Sights: Fixed Front with Elevation Adjustable Rear Manufacture Date: 1897 Price: $2,850 Seller: Antique & Modern Firearms, Inc. [READ MORE]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( [Very nice, older SAC import Argentine FAL]( GI# 101735655 Description: In excellent overall condition, this is a nice, older import. Including 5 20 round magazines, with the mags it can only be sold outside of Colorado, to a state where these hi-cap magazines are legal. The bore is bright and mirror clean. Based on it's condition and the condition of the magazines, I doubt that this rifle has been shot much at all since it was imported. Priced to sell!! $55 shipping to the lower 48, 3% surcharge for using a CC. If you choose to pay with a personal check, we will hold the item for up to 10 days to make sure that it clears. Please expedite such pymts as we will hold an item on your word for 5 days. Rifle Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO Price: $2,499.99 Seller: The Firing Line [READ MORE]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( [Verney-Carron Azur Safari Ph Round Body Double Rifle —.450 3-1/4" NE]( GI# 101704158 Description: 26" BARREL, SPEARPOINT QUARTER RIB, STANDING REAR SIGHT, DOUBLE TRIGGERS, DISK SET STRIKERS, GAS ESCAPES, LIGHT ENGLISH STYLE SCROLLS AND ROSE BOUQUETS ENGRAVING, COIN FINISH, PISTOL HAND GRIP, STEEL GRIP CAP, SHADOW LINE ROUND CHEEKPIECE, 14 7/8" LOP, RUBBER PAD, 10 LBS 7 OZ This handsome round action boxlock double rifle has 26" blacked steel barrels chambered for the .450 3-1/4" NE cartridge and is fit with ejectors. The rib is a filed spearpoint quarter rib with a single fixed rear sight and mount for scope. Front sight is also spearpoint with a tipped bead and folding moon sight. The left barrel reads "450 NE 3" 1/4". Bottom rib with stud for sling. Coin finish boxlock action has disk set strikers, gas escapes, double triggers, engraved and checkered top lever, "SAFE" on top strap ahead of engraved thumb safe slide and is non-auto safe. Light English style scrolls with rose bouquets adorns the action body with light scrolls on the fences and trigger guard. Bottom of the action is engraved in script "L'Atelier Verney-Carron Azure Safari France". Long bottom strap with serial number. Best quality Turkish walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, right hand palm swell, coin finished light scroll engraved steel grip cap, shadow line round cheekpiece, stud for sling and a brown rubber recoil pad. Barrels are fit with field forend with Anson style push button release. Make: Verney-Carron Model: Azur Safari PH Round Action Caliber: .450 3-1/4" NE Barrel Length: 26 Inches Action: Boxlock ejector Rear Sight: Standing fixed sight Foresight: Spearpoint with tipped bead with folding moon sight Trigger: Double Safety: Non Automatic Engraving: Light English style scrolls with rose bouquets Finish: Coin Stock: Best Quality European Walnut with pistol hand grip, lightly engraved steel grip cap, right palm swell, shadow line round cheek piece, field forend with Anson style push button release Stock Length: 14-7/8" Butt Details: 1" Rubber Recoil Pad Weight: 10 Lbs. 7 Oz. Case: Makers ABS Plastic Price: $12,900 Seller: Country Pursuits [READ MORE]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend](   GunsInternational.com eNews --------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with GunsInternational.com [Hailey Golden](mailto:hailey.golden@multiview.com), Director of Publishing, Multiview, 469-420-2630 | [Download media kit]( [Ashley Harrington](mailto:aharrington@multiview.com), Sr. Content Editor, Multiview, 469-420-2642 | [Contribute News](mailto:aharrington@multiview.com) GunsInternational.com 36181 E. Lake Road, Suite 308  |  Palm Harbor, FL 34685  727-786-7441  |  [Contact Us ]( |  [www.gunsinternational.com/faq/]( [Click here to unsubscribe.]( [Learn how]( to add us to your safe sender list so our emails get to your inbox. [ASSN PNG LOGO] [ADVERTISE]( [SUBSCRIBE]( [PAST ISSUES]( [Published by MultiView]   7701 Las Colinas Ridge, Ste. 800, Irving, TX 75063