Selling a bunch of Milsurps to fund another purchase. Message me at REDACTED for more info and pictures. I'm in the Kokomo, Lafayette, Indy area (north & west sides). 


1st Pic
- Steyr Gew 88/05, 8mm made in 1890. Turk return to Austria, unit marked front band $325
- Turkish M38, 8mm, $325
- Yugoslav M48, 8mm, less common with milled floor plate - $425
- Yugoslav M48A, 8mm, nice condition, all matching - $550
- Yugoslav M48 BO “without markings”, 8mm, all matching, very nice stock and metal, less common - $700
- Swedish Carl Gustav M96, made in 1915, 6.5 Swede, all matching very nice condition and stock dial showed excellent bore with no holdover - $850

Second Pic
- Swiss 96/11 in 7.5 Swiss, all matching, very good condition, good bore -$525
- Swiss K31 in 7.5 Swiss, all matching, nice bore - $600
- British No4 Mk1 Long Branch in 303 British, made 1942, New Zealand unit markings, uncommon zinc (not brass) butt plate - $650
- Japanese Type 99 in 7.7 Japanese, series 34 Toyo Kogyo, uncommon transitional configuration, all matching, scrubbed mum - $450

Third Pic
- Polish Radom (Circle 11) M44, 7.62x54r like new condition, very nice wood and metal, all matching and hard to find one in better shape for this price - $900
- Steyr M95 long rifle (less common) in 8x56r, original bayonet and frog, Nazi era ammo still in cardboard boxes available - $500
- Steyr M95 stutzen carbine in 8x56r, all matching and good condition, Nazi era ammo still in cardboard boxes available - $425
- Italian M41 carcano in 6.5 carcano, matching and in decent shape, less common model $400
- Italian M91 cavalry carbine, 6.5 carcano, all matching with uncommon button bayonet release - $300
- Italian M91 TS carbine, 6.5 carcano, all matching - $350