E - Gazette Mk II

New Zealand Antique amp Historical Arms Association Inc 71 December 2016

httpwwwantiquearmsorgnz

The e-Gazette Mk II is a monthly news-letter circulated free to members of the NZAHAA and their friends by

e-mail only It may be copied and forwarded to fellow collectors we ask that any material used by others is

acknowledge to this publication

Copyright where indicated remains with the contributor of the item

Views expressed here are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the NZAHAA or its

Branches

All correspondence relating to the e-Gazette should be addressed to

The Editor Phil Cregeen at oilyragxtraconz To unsubscribe e-mail the Editor

All correspondence relating to NZAHAA membership should be addressed to the National Secretary

EDITORIAL

I hope all of you in the parts of our country affected by the 14 November earthquake are well and that you

have not suffered too much loss and disruption to your lives With luck the aftershocks will soon end and the

recovery process proceed quickly

As we head into the season of workplace and club parties give a thought for those whose lives have been

turned upside down by the unpredictable influences of the very land on which we live

You can help those affected here httpswwwredcrossorgnzdonatenovember-2016-earthquake-appeal

I hope 2016 has proved to be a successful year for your collecting interests and that your Branch of NZAHAA

has prospered To all our members and our friends here in New Zealand and overseas I wish you a very happy

Christmas and a successful 2017

My thanks to all of you who have contributed to this issues

All the best

Phil

NZ Arms Register

wwwarmsregistercom

Here you can research the arms used by New Zealand Military and Police

New Info Pages being worked on

Back issues of the e-Gazette will be found in the Articles section

FROM THE GUN ROOM by Andrew Edgcombe

Soviet PFM1 Mine

This is a very recent addition to my collection its amazing what surfaces out of the woodwork The PFM 1

reputedly made its first appearance operationally during the Israeli Syrian conflict of 1973 they were also

used prolifically during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan during the 70rsquos and 80rsquos and in many other

conflicts since including Russian internal ldquohouse cleaningrdquo

They are a nasty little mine cheaply produced being made from low density Polythene and weighing in at 75

grams 37 grams of which is liquid explosive The mine is designed to maim rather than kill The fuse is

crimped into the mine body with a metal band sealing the fuse and the liquid explosive into the body of the

mine The mine can not be safely defused and is rather unstable with an operating pressure range from 5kg to

25kg The unusual shape allows the mines to be stacked in racks ready for dispersal from pods via helicopter

or plane in large numbers or delivered by mortar in smaller quantities A bar through the rack retains the

arming plunger on the fuse which has a delayed action allowing the mine to hit the ground unarmed The

mine is detectable due to the metallic content of the fuse but as they usually sit on the surface can also be

visually detected They have been made in a range of colours designed to blend in with the specific terrain in

which they are deployed Disposal is recommended via a secondary charge although a well-aimed rock would

do the job

This mine is a liquid filled training dummy with a solid aluminium fuse Cyrillic ldquoYrdquo denotes it as such

Date on the mine pictured indicates 1990 manufacture

Taranaki Gun Show Report by Andrew Edgcombe

The exhibits this year were again first class we have had some superb shows recently and somehow we seem to match

or better the high standards achieved every year This is through members efforts some of who go to great lengths with

presentation and content that keeps the public coming back year after year We were privileged to have the support of

Central Branch who have had a strong contingent at our shows for as long as I can remember we also now have much

appreciated support from Ruahine branch who had a number of their membership attending and exhibiting for the week-

end for their second Taranaki show If you didnt come along and visit the show you missed one of our best to date One

of the stand out displays (one of many) was National President Steve Privetts Taranaki Swords we were extremely

fortunate to have Swords and accoutrements of two of the leading military figures from Taranakis past

Vendor support was excellent it was great to have our regulars and a couple of new faces join us Sales were reputed to

have been good with quite a few dollars changing hands There were some great items on offer and there was some good

variety definitely something for everyone and some real bargains to be had The paying public are an essential part of

the show and this year attendance was strong

A couple of guests of note were Richard Smith Richard is part of the team at Police National Headquarters and is

making an effort to see the people he deals with on a daily basis through his involvement with firearms at PNHQ and

also wants to see first hand what some of the permits he approves are actually for Its great to see a genuine personal

interest being taken in this aspect of job and the end user

Jonathan Young National MP for New Plymouth and Law and Order Select Committee member came along and spent

quite some time talking with exhibitors and vendors I appreciate the fact that Jonathan made time available to attend

and engage with the people that could be impacted by any future recommendations made by the Select Committee at the

conclusion of the current investigation I believe that Jonathans and Richards visits are a positive not only for us but

the firearms community as a whole

Plenty of positive feedback from exhibitors vendors and the public was excellent I think most of the kids that came

through the show managed to sit behind the 50 wearing a combat helmet and a big grin as they posed for photographs

It was great to see them enjoying a positive and memorable experience at the show

Thanks everyone there would not be a show without your combined efforts I hope you can all be part of the Taranaki

Show experience in 2017 Keep an eye on the Taranaki Gun Show Facebook page as I update throughout the year in the

lead up to the next show

Dont forget Taranaki is hosting the NZAHAA HYGM in April and will be holding an auction we need your auction

lots

Awards

Best Taranaki Display (Foy Memorial Cup) Oerlikon Display John Howe Graeme Polkinghorne

Best Overall Display Ho Chi Minh Trail Shannon Goould Vaughan Gould Daryl Cave

Peoples Choice (Crowe Memorial) 50 M2HB Andrew Edgcombe

Best Visitors US Cavalry Equipment John Heart

Best Individual Display (Scott Trophy) NZ military weapons Ray Pope

Best Non Military Peices of Eight Tony Matthews

Best Non Firearms (Bennett Cup) Taranaki Swords Steve Privett

Best British Military (Corkin Cup) NZ WWII Graeme Polkinghorne

Best Military Display (Army Cup) MG08 A Edgcombe

COLFO News Issue 4 - November 2016

httpcolfoorgnz

Going Global

World Forum for Shooting Activities (WFSA) coming to New Zealand

The WFSA is an international association of national hunting shooting and industry

organisations Founded in 1996 the WFSA has members all over the world and represents

over one hundred million hunters and sports shooters on 6 continents It is a proactive

advocacy organisation working in concert with international bodies national governments

and regulatory authorities for the world wide promotion and preservation of hunting and sport

shooting activities

In early November Board member Phil Cregeen attended the annual fall executive meeting of

WFSA in Phoenix Arizona in addition to the various committee meetings Phil also attended

a Workshop on Social Media organised by WFSA

Phil reported that many of our international community face problems similar or greater than

ours European members reported that negotiations continue in relation to the draconian EU

Firearms Directive with a compromise expected by next March The Canadians face serious

problems with the RCMP placing restrictions on magazines and parliament discussing a new

firearm marking regime that will effectively put a stop to many firearms being imported into

the country The ATT is not stopping arms trade as major arms suppliers including USA

China Russia and India are not signatories Meanwhile the WFSA is gearing up for the next

ATT meeting in Geneva with the message that lawful ownership of firearms for lawful

purposes should not be the concern of the ATT

Next October the WFSA will hold its fall executive meeting in

New Zealand hosted by COLFO in Queenstown

Phil said that the Social Media Workshop was a great success and provided a valuable insight

into how the world-wide firearms community can use this form of communication to best

advantage It was made clear by the presenters that what we view as acceptable behaviour in

relations to firearms is not always viewed in the same way by the rest of society so we should

think carefully before we post on social media Any event that reflects badly on an individual

sector of the firearms community can have an adverse effect on us all

Free Database of New Zealand Firearms Case Law a World First

Prepared by Barrister Nicholas Taylor for COLFO and now displayed on the COLFO website

under ldquoResourcesrdquo is the final version of a ldquoDatabaserdquo of useful New Zealand Case Law

relating to firearms provided free for all to use

Taranaki Gun Show Report by Andrew Edgcombe

The exhibits this year were again first class we have had some superb shows recently and somehow we seem to match

or better the high standards achieved every year This is through members efforts some of who go to great lengths with

presentation and content that keeps the public coming back year after year We were privileged to have the support of

Central Branch who have had a strong contingent at our shows for as long as I can remember we also now have much

appreciated support from Ruahine branch who had a number of their membership attending and exhibiting for the week-

end for their second Taranaki show If you didnt come along and visit the show you missed one of our best to date One

of the stand out displays (one of many) was National President Steve Privetts Taranaki Swords we were extremely

fortunate to have Swords and accoutrements of two of the leading military figures from Taranakis past

Vendor support was excellent it was great to have our regulars and a couple of new faces join us Sales were reputed to

have been good with quite a few dollars changing hands There were some great items on offer and there was some good

variety definitely something for everyone and some real bargains to be had The paying public are an essential part of

the show and this year attendance was strong

A couple of guests of note were Richard Smith Richard is part of the team at Police National Headquarters and is

making an effort to see the people he deals with on a daily basis through his involvement with firearms at PNHQ and

also wants to see first hand what some of the permits he approves are actually for Its great to see a genuine personal

interest being taken in this aspect of job and the end user

Jonathan Young National MP for New Plymouth and Law and Order Select Committee member came along and spent

quite some time talking with exhibitors and vendors I appreciate the fact that Jonathan made time available to attend

and engage with the people that could be impacted by any future recommendations made by the Select Committee at the

conclusion of the current investigation I believe that Jonathans and Richards visits are a positive not only for us but

the firearms community as a whole

Plenty of positive feedback from exhibitors vendors and the public was excellent I think most of the kids that came

through the show managed to sit behind the 50 wearing a combat helmet and a big grin as they posed for photographs

It was great to see them enjoying a positive and memorable experience at the show

Thanks everyone there would not be a show without your combined efforts I hope you can all be part of the Taranaki

Show experience in 2017 Keep an eye on the Taranaki Gun Show Facebook page as I update throughout the year in the

lead up to the next show

Dont forget Taranaki is hosting the NZAHAA HYGM in April and will be holding an auction we need your auction

lots

Awards

Best Taranaki Display (Foy Memorial Cup) Oerlikon Display John Howe Graeme Polkinghorne

Best Overall Display Ho Chi Minh Trail Shannon Goould Vaughan Gould Daryl Cave

Peoples Choice (Crowe Memorial) 50 M2HB Andrew Edgcombe

Best Visitors US Cavalry Equipment John Heart

Best Individual Display (Scott Trophy) NZ military weapons Ray Pope

Best Non Military Peices of Eight Tony Matthews

Best Non Firearms (Bennett Cup) Taranaki Swords Steve Privett

Best British Military (Corkin Cup) NZ WWII Graeme Polkinghorne

Best Military Display (Army Cup) MG08 A Edgcombe

COLFO News Issue 4 - November 2016

httpcolfoorgnz

Going Global

World Forum for Shooting Activities (WFSA) coming to New Zealand

The WFSA is an international association of national hunting shooting and industry

organisations Founded in 1996 the WFSA has members all over the world and represents

over one hundred million hunters and sports shooters on 6 continents It is a proactive

advocacy organisation working in concert with international bodies national governments

and regulatory authorities for the world wide promotion and preservation of hunting and sport

shooting activities

In early November Board member Phil Cregeen attended the annual fall executive meeting of

WFSA in Phoenix Arizona in addition to the various committee meetings Phil also attended

a Workshop on Social Media organised by WFSA

Phil reported that many of our international community face problems similar or greater than

ours European members reported that negotiations continue in relation to the draconian EU

Firearms Directive with a compromise expected by next March The Canadians face serious

problems with the RCMP placing restrictions on magazines and parliament discussing a new

firearm marking regime that will effectively put a stop to many firearms being imported into

the country The ATT is not stopping arms trade as major arms suppliers including USA

China Russia and India are not signatories Meanwhile the WFSA is gearing up for the next

ATT meeting in Geneva with the message that lawful ownership of firearms for lawful

purposes should not be the concern of the ATT

Next October the WFSA will hold its fall executive meeting in

New Zealand hosted by COLFO in Queenstown

Phil said that the Social Media Workshop was a great success and provided a valuable insight

into how the world-wide firearms community can use this form of communication to best

advantage It was made clear by the presenters that what we view as acceptable behaviour in

relations to firearms is not always viewed in the same way by the rest of society so we should

think carefully before we post on social media Any event that reflects badly on an individual

sector of the firearms community can have an adverse effect on us all

Free Database of New Zealand Firearms Case Law a World First

Prepared by Barrister Nicholas Taylor for COLFO and now displayed on the COLFO website

under ldquoResourcesrdquo is the final version of a ldquoDatabaserdquo of useful New Zealand Case Law

relating to firearms provided free for all to use

COLFO News Issue 4 - November 2016

httpcolfoorgnz

Going Global

World Forum for Shooting Activities (WFSA) coming to New Zealand

The WFSA is an international association of national hunting shooting and industry

organisations Founded in 1996 the WFSA has members all over the world and represents

over one hundred million hunters and sports shooters on 6 continents It is a proactive

advocacy organisation working in concert with international bodies national governments

and regulatory authorities for the world wide promotion and preservation of hunting and sport

shooting activities

In early November Board member Phil Cregeen attended the annual fall executive meeting of

WFSA in Phoenix Arizona in addition to the various committee meetings Phil also attended

a Workshop on Social Media organised by WFSA

Phil reported that many of our international community face problems similar or greater than

ours European members reported that negotiations continue in relation to the draconian EU

Firearms Directive with a compromise expected by next March The Canadians face serious

problems with the RCMP placing restrictions on magazines and parliament discussing a new

firearm marking regime that will effectively put a stop to many firearms being imported into

the country The ATT is not stopping arms trade as major arms suppliers including USA

China Russia and India are not signatories Meanwhile the WFSA is gearing up for the next

ATT meeting in Geneva with the message that lawful ownership of firearms for lawful

purposes should not be the concern of the ATT

Next October the WFSA will hold its fall executive meeting in

New Zealand hosted by COLFO in Queenstown

Phil said that the Social Media Workshop was a great success and provided a valuable insight

into how the world-wide firearms community can use this form of communication to best

advantage It was made clear by the presenters that what we view as acceptable behaviour in

relations to firearms is not always viewed in the same way by the rest of society so we should

think carefully before we post on social media Any event that reflects badly on an individual

sector of the firearms community can have an adverse effect on us all

Free Database of New Zealand Firearms Case Law a World First

Prepared by Barrister Nicholas Taylor for COLFO and now displayed on the COLFO website

under ldquoResourcesrdquo is the final version of a ldquoDatabaserdquo of useful New Zealand Case Law

relating to firearms provided free for all to use

Sika Show

COLFO would like to thank the public for the support they showed us at the Sika Show 2016

held in Taupo in September The new venue at Tauporsquos Great Lake Centre meant lots more

room for visitors and stand holders alike COLFO had the services of Nicholas Taylor

Barrister specialising in the Arms Act and firearms matters We had great discussions and gave

away lots of information COLFO acknowledges all the great support offered by the firearms

community for our work Thanks for stopping by and chatting with us for sharing your

problems and celebrating your successes We enjoyed your company

Hazardous Substances

The Environmental Protection Agency has called for submissions on new controls to be placed

on certain hazardous substances (mostly agro chemicals) in the workplace and non workplace

which included ammunition and propellant powders COLFO has made a submission

recommending that safety ammunition propellant powder primers and gunpowder remain

exempt from restriction

Issues with Gun Safes and Import Permits

Issues relating to the Police requiring gun safes to be certified by an engineer and a locksmith

as spelled out in Police form POL67N have been explored with Police National HQ so far

with no satisfactory result

COLFO is supporting and contributing to the costs of the New Zealand Licensed Dealers Trust

which has proposed a judicial review of Police policy on these matters to be actioned in 2017

The COLFO executive very carefully considered this decision COLFO will always work with

the Police to find outcomes that are in the best interests of everyone To that end sometimes

legal actions is required to get clarity on an issue that has polarised opinions The assistance of

the Court ensures issues are not clouded by positions that are unlawful or unreasonable We

hope this matter will settle before an actual Court date

Serious delays in issuing Import Permits by Police National HQ have frustrated many owners

and dealers over the past two years Repeated complaints to the Police have yet to result in any

improvement This may be a further cause for legal action

Canterbury Sports Shooting Complex

COLFO has been pleased to provide a letter of support for this new shooting complex near

Christchurch

If we could get more support we could be more effective ndash worldwide

Ruahine Branch

PERHAM AWARD

Ruahine branch club night on 21st November 2016

Tony Matthews (L) presenting Tony Wagenaar (R) with his Perham Medal for meritorious

service to Ruahine branch

Tony Wagenaar is a very active branch member and supporter of both the annual auction and

gun show for many years He has also been secretarytreasurer of the branch for most of that

time

FISH HOOK GUNS from Lex Severinson

The trigger is on the eyeletbarrel is shaftcareful putting that bait on now screw 4mm blank cartridge

into shaftfish nibblesunderwater BOOOM dead fish

Used for a unique method of fishing this is a firing mechanism entirely encased in a fishing hook with the

trigger mechanism mounted in the eye When the fish bites the hook and gives it a sudden jerk the line is

pulled thereby releasing the firing pin to strike the cartridge The discharged cartridge thus kills or stuns the

fish The hook is marked H HEINEKE US PAT 2253125 The barrel unscrews and a nearly 2 inch long

hook is forged at the muzzle Full length is 3 34 inches Manufactured circa 1941

The largest is about 4 inches long

WELLINGTON BRANCH SHOTGUN TROPHY

Won this year by Tony Bruce using a restored Greener

Images of Armistice in Cambridge from Pat Glynn

NEW BOOK from Dave C George

Book is A4 size 344 pages 338 more named weapons

List of Serial Numbers on over 520 x M95 Boer Mauser rifles and carbines

The first 100 books will be a Numbered series

Prices Hard Cover = Aud $8900 Soft Card Cover = Aud $6900 plus post

Airmail 1 book = Aud $4500 2 books = $6000 3 books = $6900 4 books = Aud $7500

5 books = Aud $8300 (NBall post is quoted in Aussie Dollars)

As can be seen try to combine orders with a few mates to save on postage

To Order Email davidgeorge7bigpondcom

Website wwwboerwarriflecarvingsnet

Ruahine Branch

PERHAM AWARD

Ruahine branch club night on 21st November 2016

Tony Matthews (L) presenting Tony Wagenaar (R) with his Perham Medal for meritorious

service to Ruahine branch

Tony Wagenaar is a very active branch member and supporter of both the annual auction and

gun show for many years He has also been secretarytreasurer of the branch for most of that

time

FISH HOOK GUNS from Lex Severinson

The trigger is on the eyeletbarrel is shaftcareful putting that bait on now screw 4mm blank cartridge

into shaftfish nibblesunderwater BOOOM dead fish

Used for a unique method of fishing this is a firing mechanism entirely encased in a fishing hook with the

trigger mechanism mounted in the eye When the fish bites the hook and gives it a sudden jerk the line is

pulled thereby releasing the firing pin to strike the cartridge The discharged cartridge thus kills or stuns the

fish The hook is marked H HEINEKE US PAT 2253125 The barrel unscrews and a nearly 2 inch long

hook is forged at the muzzle Full length is 3 34 inches Manufactured circa 1941

The largest is about 4 inches long

WELLINGTON BRANCH SHOTGUN TROPHY

Won this year by Tony Bruce using a restored Greener

Images of Armistice in Cambridge from Pat Glynn

NEW BOOK from Dave C George

Book is A4 size 344 pages 338 more named weapons

List of Serial Numbers on over 520 x M95 Boer Mauser rifles and carbines

The first 100 books will be a Numbered series

Prices Hard Cover = Aud $8900 Soft Card Cover = Aud $6900 plus post

Airmail 1 book = Aud $4500 2 books = $6000 3 books = $6900 4 books = Aud $7500

5 books = Aud $8300 (NBall post is quoted in Aussie Dollars)

As can be seen try to combine orders with a few mates to save on postage

To Order Email davidgeorge7bigpondcom

Website wwwboerwarriflecarvingsnet

FISH HOOK GUNS from Lex Severinson

The trigger is on the eyeletbarrel is shaftcareful putting that bait on now screw 4mm blank cartridge

into shaftfish nibblesunderwater BOOOM dead fish

Used for a unique method of fishing this is a firing mechanism entirely encased in a fishing hook with the

trigger mechanism mounted in the eye When the fish bites the hook and gives it a sudden jerk the line is

pulled thereby releasing the firing pin to strike the cartridge The discharged cartridge thus kills or stuns the

fish The hook is marked H HEINEKE US PAT 2253125 The barrel unscrews and a nearly 2 inch long

hook is forged at the muzzle Full length is 3 34 inches Manufactured circa 1941

The largest is about 4 inches long

WELLINGTON BRANCH SHOTGUN TROPHY

Won this year by Tony Bruce using a restored Greener

Images of Armistice in Cambridge from Pat Glynn

NEW BOOK from Dave C George

Book is A4 size 344 pages 338 more named weapons

List of Serial Numbers on over 520 x M95 Boer Mauser rifles and carbines

The first 100 books will be a Numbered series

Prices Hard Cover = Aud $8900 Soft Card Cover = Aud $6900 plus post

Airmail 1 book = Aud $4500 2 books = $6000 3 books = $6900 4 books = Aud $7500

5 books = Aud $8300 (NBall post is quoted in Aussie Dollars)

As can be seen try to combine orders with a few mates to save on postage

To Order Email davidgeorge7bigpondcom

Website wwwboerwarriflecarvingsnet

Images of Armistice in Cambridge from Pat Glynn

NEW BOOK from Dave C George

Book is A4 size 344 pages 338 more named weapons

List of Serial Numbers on over 520 x M95 Boer Mauser rifles and carbines

The first 100 books will be a Numbered series

Prices Hard Cover = Aud $8900 Soft Card Cover = Aud $6900 plus post

Airmail 1 book = Aud $4500 2 books = $6000 3 books = $6900 4 books = Aud $7500

5 books = Aud $8300 (NBall post is quoted in Aussie Dollars)

As can be seen try to combine orders with a few mates to save on postage

To Order Email davidgeorge7bigpondcom

Website wwwboerwarriflecarvingsnet

NEW BOOK from Dave C George

Book is A4 size 344 pages 338 more named weapons

List of Serial Numbers on over 520 x M95 Boer Mauser rifles and carbines

The first 100 books will be a Numbered series

Prices Hard Cover = Aud $8900 Soft Card Cover = Aud $6900 plus post

Airmail 1 book = Aud $4500 2 books = $6000 3 books = $6900 4 books = Aud $7500

5 books = Aud $8300 (NBall post is quoted in Aussie Dollars)

As can be seen try to combine orders with a few mates to save on postage

To Order Email davidgeorge7bigpondcom

Website wwwboerwarriflecarvingsnet

ONLINE AUCTION SCAM from Lex Severinson

USA Gun Scam

Exact same pistol in TWO internet gun sites at once 2 dif-

ferent vendors2 different states and prices not possi-

ble

The bottom is the legit one (about $NZ 12000) and hes hor-

rified that someone is copying his gun photos for this scam

The top on ARMSLIST is a scammer copying other site

photos (trimming gunbrokercom logo off the bottom)

making up a plausible description and PRETENDING he

has several old revolvers and rifles for quick cheap sale

PHEW close shaveIm glad I hesitated and didnt send a money order or my credit card details couldve

lost $20000

Better to buy that one at Carvells

Discounted sales to Members of NZAHAA Actual discount will depend upon the value of the sale

HAYES amp ASSOCIATES LTD

P O BOX 188

CARTERTON 5743

063796692 wwwhayes-associatesconzindexhtm

MEMBERS QUESTIONS amp ANSWERS

Noel Taylor wanted to know what this magazine is for

Ed Hardy replied The long magazine pictured in the e-gazette is for a Mauser Gewehr 98mdashthese magazines

were developed during WWI to increase the capacity of the standard 5 shot German 98mdashthese clip on in place

of the usual magazine floor plate Colin Greenwood was also of the same opinion

Kurt Stancl would like to know if anyone can identify what these marks mean

On the butt of a Long Branch No 4 Mk I Rifle

MYSTERY BAYONET from Nick Perry

It appears to have a Lithgow L1A2 blade with a No 5 Mk I hilt

Do you have any thoughts on its origin

MYSTERY OBJECT (below right) answer please to oilyragxtraconz

Last month (below left and centre) John Collins was the first with the correct answer the lock from a

Calisher amp Terry Carbine

There are no prizes to be won the only point to this game is to see if you are correct So go on have a go

who cares who is first

From the Web cut and paste the link or ctrl+click A couple of interesting posts on Forgotten Weapons Com (actually all the posts are interesting so it is well

worth subscribing to the daily e-mail alerts)

An American Turner prototype semi auto SMLE conversion - although in reality it only uses a few parts of the

donor rifle httpswwwfull30comembedaf805a0027fc2b250d247c7598f3f6c6

A Henry Nock revolving flintlock rifle httpswwwfull30comembedbd3d89d1e9bac3809b0ef8371c3e4bf4

20-knives-russian-military-law-enforcement from Tony Bruce httpwwwthefirearmblogcomblog2016112520-knives-russian-military-law-enforcement

Canterbury Mounted Rifle Machine Gun Section

Note the Vickers and Hotchkiss MGs

MYSTERY OBJECT (below right) answer please to oilyragxtraconz

Last month (below left and centre) John Collins was the first with the correct answer the lock from a

Calisher amp Terry Carbine

There are no prizes to be won the only point to this game is to see if you are correct So go on have a go

who cares who is first

From the Web cut and paste the link or ctrl+click A couple of interesting posts on Forgotten Weapons Com (actually all the posts are interesting so it is well

worth subscribing to the daily e-mail alerts)

An American Turner prototype semi auto SMLE conversion - although in reality it only uses a few parts of the

donor rifle httpswwwfull30comembedaf805a0027fc2b250d247c7598f3f6c6

A Henry Nock revolving flintlock rifle httpswwwfull30comembedbd3d89d1e9bac3809b0ef8371c3e4bf4

20-knives-russian-military-law-enforcement from Tony Bruce httpwwwthefirearmblogcomblog2016112520-knives-russian-military-law-enforcement

Canterbury Mounted Rifle Machine Gun Section

Note the Vickers and Hotchkiss MGs

UP COMING EVENTS - If you have dates for events in 2016 please advise oilyragxtraconz

2017

7 amp 8 January Northland Branch Invitation Shoot Oromahoe

26 February Central Branch Gun Show Otorohanga

2 April South Canterbury Branch Auction Timaru

8 April NZAHAA AGM amp Auction New Plymouth

10 June SSANZ Guns Show Whangarei

15 amp 16 July Wellington Branch Auction Kilbirnie

22 July Mainland Arms and Militaria Gun Show at Riccarton Racecourse in Christchurch

2 September Ruahine Branch Auction Palmerston North

23 September NZAHAA HYGM and Auction Wellington

NZAHAACENTRAL BRANCH

ANNUAL GUN SHOW

WHEN SUNDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2017

VENUE OTOROHANGA CLUB

MANIAPOTO STREET

OTOROHANGA

OPENING TO PUBLIC

900 AM ndash 300 PM

ENTRY FEE $500 PER ADULT

CHILDREN UNDER 12YRS FREE WHEN

ACCOMPANIED BY ADULT

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

RE TABLES ETC

KATH 07 873 8853

EMAIL ckarnoldxtraconz

RUAHINE ANTIQUE ARMS INC

WE ARE TAKING QUALITY ITEMS COLLECTIONS ETC FOR OUR

AUCTION ON

2 September 2017

PICKUPS CAN BE ARRANGED AT YOUR

CONVENIENCE

PLEASE PHONE TONY MATTHEWS

On 06 374 9164 or 027 244 5186

OR EMAIL ruahineauctionhotmailconz

Northland Branch

Invitation Shoot 2017

7th amp 8th January

At Oromahoe Range as per last year (shoot programme TBA)

Camping at the range encouraged but you must be

self sufficient Spit roast supplied on Saturday night

Organised events on Saturday with prizes and the usual evening auction So bring along your excess

stuff

All members and families are welcome

Fee $30 for weekend

For details contact Paul Deeming

Branch Secretary 09 435 3232

gunnerpwdgmailcom

BUY SELL OR SWAP List items free for two months

WANTED Foresight protecting ears for No 4 Rifle

Contact Phil oilyragxtraconz

WANTED New Zealand knuckle knives Contact Graham grahambrimblextraconz

WANTED NZ Reinforcement Badges

Numbers 111213141517193033

Contact Graham grahambrimblextraconz Phone 094117779 0274759246

WANTED Breech bolt for Marlin Model 39 star 22 Lever Action Rifle will consider buying whole Rifle

Contact Grant phone 03 327 7005 or gjwilkinsclearnetnz

WANTED Cleaning rod amp bolt cover for Japanese type 99 and type 38 rifles

Contact Mac mack12xtraconz

FOR SALE Webley civilian revolvers and pistols Including - RIC 22 Target model and more

Contact Phil oilyragxtraconz for full list

WANTED Adams MkIII parts Cylinder pin main spring and internal trigger parts required or a really

rough revolver so parts can be salvaged or copied Andrew mg34nzgmailcom

WANTED ANY MG08 Parts or accessories Any MG08 Sled Mount ANY condition or parts for restora-

tion Cheap or unwanted 177 Air Rifle (kids need another one)

Andrew 027 3380840 or mg34nzgmailcom

WANTED Spot light and post for Vickers Aiming Lamp Mk III (I already have the box)

Phil oilyragxtraconz

WANTED to complete two Instructional Piece projects

One MHE Butt ndash Butt Plate not required but Butt Bolt is

One No 5 Jungle Carbine Butt with Rubber Butt Plate Any reasonable condition considered

Contact Noel at 021 187 2106 or njtaylorihugconz

WANTED Japanese Arisaka type 38 65 cal Carbine in good condition with cleaning rod amp bolt dust

cover Contact Ross Tantrum E-Mail tanukiparadisenetnz Tel 04-569-9579 Mob 021-1472549

WANTED Canadian REL No 32 Scope with Mount E-MAIL colingreenausthotmailcom

FOR SALE US Model 1903 Military Target Rifle fitted with Massive Heavy Barrel and Lyman Target

Spot Scope US WW I VB Rifle Grenade Launchers for M1917 Rifle with Inert VB Grenades Australian

RAAF Issue L39A1 calibre 762mm Heavy Barrel Sniper Rifle Australian WW II Issue MK I and MK

II Machete Bayonets Rifle Grenade Launcher for No 5 Jungle Car-

bine German 9840 Rifle German 3340 Mountain Carbine German

KKW calibre 22 Training Rifle German WW I Rifle Grenade Launcher

for GEW 98 Rifle E-MAIL colingreenausthotmailcom

BUY SELL OR SWAP List items free for two months

WANTED Foresight protecting ears for No 4 Rifle

Contact Phil oilyragxtraconz

WANTED New Zealand knuckle knives Contact Graham grahambrimblextraconz

WANTED NZ Reinforcement Badges

Numbers 111213141517193033

Contact Graham grahambrimblextraconz Phone 094117779 0274759246

WANTED Breech bolt for Marlin Model 39 star 22 Lever Action Rifle will consider buying whole Rifle

Contact Grant phone 03 327 7005 or gjwilkinsclearnetnz

WANTED Cleaning rod amp bolt cover for Japanese type 99 and type 38 rifles

Contact Mac mack12xtraconz

FOR SALE Webley civilian revolvers and pistols Including - RIC 22 Target model and more

Contact Phil oilyragxtraconz for full list

WANTED Adams MkIII parts Cylinder pin main spring and internal trigger parts required or a really

rough revolver so parts can be salvaged or copied Andrew mg34nzgmailcom

WANTED ANY MG08 Parts or accessories Any MG08 Sled Mount ANY condition or parts for restora-

tion Cheap or unwanted 177 Air Rifle (kids need another one)

Andrew 027 3380840 or mg34nzgmailcom

WANTED Spot light and post for Vickers Aiming Lamp Mk III (I already have the box)

Phil oilyragxtraconz

WANTED to complete two Instructional Piece projects

One MHE Butt ndash Butt Plate not required but Butt Bolt is

One No 5 Jungle Carbine Butt with Rubber Butt Plate Any reasonable condition considered

Contact Noel at 021 187 2106 or njtaylorihugconz

WANTED Japanese Arisaka type 38 65 cal Carbine in good condition with cleaning rod amp bolt dust

cover Contact Ross Tantrum E-Mail tanukiparadisenetnz Tel 04-569-9579 Mob 021-1472549

WANTED Canadian REL No 32 Scope with Mount E-MAIL colingreenausthotmailcom

FOR SALE US Model 1903 Military Target Rifle fitted with Massive Heavy Barrel and Lyman Target

Spot Scope US WW I VB Rifle Grenade Launchers for M1917 Rifle with Inert VB Grenades Australian

RAAF Issue L39A1 calibre 762mm Heavy Barrel Sniper Rifle Australian WW II Issue MK I and MK

II Machete Bayonets Rifle Grenade Launcher for No 5 Jungle Car-

bine German 9840 Rifle German 3340 Mountain Carbine German

KKW calibre 22 Training Rifle German WW I Rifle Grenade Launcher

for GEW 98 Rifle E-MAIL colingreenausthotmailcom

Prices realised at Carvellrsquos Auction 13 November 2016

Thanks to Len King

LOT $

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Lot 534 325

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Lot 541 30

Lot 542 500

Lot 543 100

Lot 544 1600

Lot 545 950

Lot 546 150

Lot 547 150

Lot 548 2500

Lot 549 1400

Lot 550 2000

NZ Antique Arms Association (Wellington Branch) Inc

Annual July Auction - 2017

We are now accepting lots for our next auction 15 amp 16 July 2017

We would encourage anyone wanting to have items included to advise Steve our Auction

Convenor at the earliest possible time

South Island Run

We are currently planning our annual run to the South Island some time in January so those

South Island people wanting to have items collected please let us know as soon as possible

Dates to be confirmed but will be early in the New Year

North Island Run

Also on the planner is a trip to North Island locations

A January date is being finalised now so we need to know

Contact Steve and talk to him about what you want to do

He can advise you of our very friendly vendor commission rate

Steve Privett

Tel 04 934 2756 Fax 04 934 2963

End

Lot 413 - STEN Mk 5

Lot 551 1000

Lot 552 1100

Lot 553 750

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Lot 555 250

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Lot 559 400

Lot 560 1500

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Lot 562 1550

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Lot 564 500

Lot 565 380

Lot 566 100

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Lot 577 180

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Lot 579 680

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Lot 283 3250

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Lot 286 180

Lot 287 160

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Lot 289 375

Lot 290 1400

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Lot 292 7000

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Lot 294 4000

Lot 295 3200

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Lot 298 800

Lot 299 3500

Lot 300 2000

Lot 301 500

Lot 302 450

Lot 303 400

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Lot 305 650

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Lot 307 850

Lot 308 3500

Lot 309 1100

Lot 310 0

Lot 311 0

Lot 312 550

Lot 313 550

Lot 314 250

Lot 315 300

Lot 316 350

Lot 317 350

Lot 318 375

Lot 319 2000

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Lot 321 130

Lot 322 80

Lot 323 145

Lot 324 60

Lot 325 60

Lot 326 55

Lot 327 70

Lot 328 2000

Lot 329 0

Lot 330 800

Lot 331 210

Lot 332 230

Lot 333 240

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Lot 335 220

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Lot 337 800

Lot 338 90

Lot 339 120

Lot 340 5800

Lot 341 2500

Lot 342 5500

Lot 343 4500

Lot 344 2000

Lot 345 1800

Lot 346 1100

Lot 347 650

Lot 348 3400

Lot 349 175

Lot 350 800

Lot 351 500

Lot 352 350

Lot 353 400

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Lot 366 280

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Lot 369 310

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Lot 372 1000

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Lot 378 700

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Lot 381 1200

Lot 382 0

Lot 383 1800

Lot 384 10

Lot 385 30

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Lot 388 200

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Lot 393 520

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Lot 395 5250

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Lot 399 2000

Lot 400 1500

Lot 401 625

Lot 402 550

Lot 403 530

Lot 404 160

Lot 405 120

Lot 406 100

Lot 407 600

Lot 408 350

Lot 409 0

Lot 410 150

Lot 411 6500

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Lot 416 800

Lot 417 0

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Lot 420 300

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Lot 425 1800

Lot 426 700

Lot 427 600

Lot 428 800

Lot 429 550

Lot 430 3000

Lot 431 1600

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Lot 434 2000

Lot 435 2250

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Lot 443 600

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Lot 446 3000

Lot 447 550

Lot 448 325

Lot 449 325

Lot 450 5000

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Lot 457 2000

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Lot 483 300

Lot 484 410

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Lot 487 1750

Lot 488 4500

Lot 489 5000

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Lot 518 450

Lot 519 800

Lot 520 450

Lot 521 175

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Lot 523 210

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Lot 525 0

Lot 526 0

Lot 527 1500

Lot 528 525

Lot 529 50

Lot 530 50

Lot 531 300

Lot 532 1250

Lot 533 800

Lot 534 325

Lot 535 200

Lot 536 800

Lot 537 300

Lot 538 0

Lot 539 0

Lot 540 0

Lot 541 30

Lot 542 500

Lot 543 100

Lot 544 1600

Lot 545 950

Lot 546 150

Lot 547 150

Lot 548 2500

Lot 549 1400

Lot 550 2000

NZ Antique Arms Association (Wellington Branch) Inc

Annual July Auction - 2017

We are now accepting lots for our next auction 15 amp 16 July 2017

We would encourage anyone wanting to have items included to advise Steve our Auction

Convenor at the earliest possible time

South Island Run

We are currently planning our annual run to the South Island some time in January so those

South Island people wanting to have items collected please let us know as soon as possible

Dates to be confirmed but will be early in the New Year

North Island Run

Also on the planner is a trip to North Island locations

A January date is being finalised now so we need to know

Contact Steve and talk to him about what you want to do

He can advise you of our very friendly vendor commission rate

Steve Privett

Tel 04 934 2756 Fax 04 934 2963

End

Lot 413 - STEN Mk 5

Lot 551 1000

Lot 552 1100

Lot 553 750

Lot 554 350

Lot 555 250

Lot 556 800

Lot 557 500

Lot 558 700

Lot 559 400

Lot 560 1500

Lot 561 1500

Lot 562 1550

Lot 563 1700

Lot 564 500

Lot 565 380

Lot 566 100

Lot 567 340

Lot 568 1650

Lot 569 575

Lot 570 600

Lot 571 100

Lot 572 90

Lot 573 600

Lot 574 300

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Lot 576 0

Lot 577 180

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Lot 579 680

Lot 580 500

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Lot 582 470

Lot 583 400

Lot 584 500

Lot 585 120

Lot 586 220

Lot 587 0

Lot 588 400

Lot 589 510

Lot 590 0

Lot 591 80

Lot 592 270

Lot 593 160

Lot 594 180

Lot 595 270

NZ Antique Arms Association (Wellington Branch) Inc

Annual July Auction - 2017

We are now accepting lots for our next auction 15 amp 16 July 2017

We would encourage anyone wanting to have items included to advise Steve our Auction

Convenor at the earliest possible time

South Island Run

We are currently planning our annual run to the South Island some time in January so those

South Island people wanting to have items collected please let us know as soon as possible

Dates to be confirmed but will be early in the New Year

North Island Run

Also on the planner is a trip to North Island locations

A January date is being finalised now so we need to know

Contact Steve and talk to him about what you want to do

He can advise you of our very friendly vendor commission rate

Steve Privett

Tel 04 934 2756 Fax 04 934 2963

End

Lot 413 - STEN Mk 5

Lot 551 1000

Lot 552 1100

Lot 553 750

Lot 554 350

Lot 555 250

Lot 556 800

Lot 557 500

Lot 558 700

Lot 559 400

Lot 560 1500

Lot 561 1500

Lot 562 1550

Lot 563 1700

Lot 564 500

Lot 565 380

Lot 566 100

Lot 567 340

Lot 568 1650

Lot 569 575

Lot 570 600

Lot 571 100

Lot 572 90

Lot 573 600

Lot 574 300

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Lot 576 0

Lot 577 180

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Lot 579 680

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Lot 585 120

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Lot 592 270

Lot 593 160

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Lot 595 270