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Stuck 4 year s ago
Great post Izzy!!
I've seen some of these photos but I did not know where they came from.
Really captured a solemn dignity of these people, didn't he.
I've seen some of these photos but I did not know where they came from.
Really captured a solemn dignity of these people, didn't he.
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Million 4 year s ago
Beautiful. I don't know why, but this collection brought tears to my eyes.
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Stuck 4 year s ago
I must have missed something.
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Selected 4 year s ago
Another beautiful and well-remembered country, before the Leftists destroyed it for everybody. When will they ever learn?
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Something 4 year s ago
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This rifle seems to be a Berdan II (M1870). It used a 10.7×58mmR (.42 caliber) cartridge, but some rifle were converted to 7.62×54mmR. Simple, reliable rifle. In soviet time it was usualy used by hunters and watchmen.
This rifle seems to be a Berdan II (M1870). It used a 10.7×58mmR (.42 caliber) cartridge, but some rifle were converted to 7.62×54mmR. Simple, reliable rifle. In soviet time it was usualy used by hunters and watchmen.
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Alive 4 year s ago
@Something, good eye, nice catch~!
I've seen some of these photos but I did not know where they came from.
Really captured a solemn dignity of these people, didn't he.
This rifle seems to be a Berdan II (M1870). It used a 10.7×58mmR (.42 caliber) cartridge, but some rifle were converted to 7.62×54mmR. Simple, reliable rifle. In soviet time it was usualy used by hunters and watchmen.