Couldnt pass em up for $99 a pop!
Grabbed three interesting ones. One is a Izzy 1928 with the bow an arrow mark which is unique because 1928 was a transitional year for the Izhevsk arsenal as they went to the modern triangle with arrow mark about mid year.
The other is a 1927 Tula C.C.C.P. rifle with a stock that was cut very wide (middle rifle and you can see what Im talking about).
Last but not least is a 1929 Izzy. What makes this one odd is the markings on top of the receiver. The Russians pretty much never did that so I am going to have to find out what it means!
Oh yeah, a pic of my new CZ-82, she is a beauty!
Grabbed three interesting ones. One is a Izzy 1928 with the bow an arrow mark which is unique because 1928 was a transitional year for the Izhevsk arsenal as they went to the modern triangle with arrow mark about mid year.
The other is a 1927 Tula C.C.C.P. rifle with a stock that was cut very wide (middle rifle and you can see what Im talking about).
Last but not least is a 1929 Izzy. What makes this one odd is the markings on top of the receiver. The Russians pretty much never did that so I am going to have to find out what it means!
Oh yeah, a pic of my new CZ-82, she is a beauty!
. I need to pick some more up! Gotta love the feel of a 7.62 x 54.
