Top one's an M1 Carbine. On the bottom is a side-by-side hammer gun.
Can anybody ID the others?
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I was wondering why I never saw a paper yesterday... Is the second one an SMLE?
The second one down might be a Steyr 1895. The magazine looks right at least. Maybe a carbine variant?
Maybe a sporterized SMLE on #2?
#3 is some kind of shotty.
"Countin' rifles on the wall
"That don't bother me at all..."
Sorry.
Anyway. #3 is a side-by-side boxlock.
The Mannlicher has a sporterized stock.
Drang: that's close!
"Marlena On The Wall" by Susanne Vega was my thought.
I though the second one down was a mosin Nagant?
Second one down looks like a Mosin-Nagant more than an 1895 Steyr. The mag looks correct for a M-N and the wrist is thinner than a Steyr. The third shotgun down looks like a Stevens boxlock.
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