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Guamsst
02-11-2011, 11:20
Well, the girlfriend said she likes it but she has only seen pics. Hopefully she doesn't change her mind in person. Then again, She is the one who told me the fireplace had to have swords and a shotgun over the mantle and 75mm training shells in front....lol

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e153/guamsst/Jap%20Wall/DSCF1872b.jpg
Type30
Type38
Type38 Childrens training rifle
Type38 Carbine
Pistols-Type26, Type 94 and 14 Nambu's
Type44 Cavalry Carbine
Type I rifle
Type99 Long
Type99 Long trainer
Type99


http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e153/guamsst/Jap%20Wall/DSCF1875b.jpg
Type 26
Type 94 Nambu
Type 14 Nambu
mark36
02-12-2011, 05:51
My wife had a real problem when I put my mounted large mouth bass on the wall in our house. I could only imagine what she would do if were to display my collection like you did. Your a lucky man.
McLovin
02-12-2011, 06:02
My wife had a real problem when I put my mounted large mouth bass on the wall in our house. I could only imagine what she would do if were to display my collection like you did. Your a lucky man.

Notice he said girlfriend.

Guamsst will she let you keep it there if she becomes more than a Girlfriend?:)
Guamsst
02-12-2011, 07:03
Notice he said girlfriend.

Guamsst will she let you keep it there if she becomes more than a Girlfriend?:)

I am pretty sure she will. But I am working on my own little armory in the shed so Most of the guns will go in there. I have another 40-50 Arisakas to find proper storage for.
Guamsst
02-12-2011, 07:05
My wife had a real problem when I put my mounted large mouth bass on the wall in our house. I could only imagine what she would do if were to display my collection like you did. Your a lucky man.

I already have a Japanese cavalry saddle as a footrest, if that didn't set her off then she can't complain too much about this...lol
Ken The Kanuck
02-12-2011, 09:25
I'm not too sure if dis-similar metals maybe a problem but I think it would be a question worth asking an expert, Very nice collection.

KTK
Guamsst
02-12-2011, 11:30
I'm not too sure if dis-similar metals maybe a problem but I think it would be a question worth asking an expert, Very nice collection.

KTK I don't think it will be a problem. They will get moved around enough I can check for discoloration/wear/rust. I will probably end up Duracoating all the hooks anyways. Eventually I hope to have a nice secure climate controlled armory, but that won't be till spring atleast.
carym2a
02-13-2011, 07:37
I see your going to need to find some lamp parts and a junk 7.7 rifle with a bayonet and helmet , put them all together for more lighting :)
Guamsst
02-13-2011, 10:46
I see your going to need to find some lamp parts and a junk 7.7 rifle with a bayonet and helmet , put them all together for more lighting :)

Actually, I was given a barreled receiver and I just bought a sportered stock for $10 I may have to consider that....lol
GUNHEEP
02-13-2011, 01:30
Use shrink tube on the hooks...it is cheaper and it is a thick rubber cusion when dried
Frederick
02-13-2011, 04:37
Great Jap collection. Do you shoot 'em or just dust 'em?
Doug Ford
02-13-2011, 06:03
carmya.

Are you making fun of my Jap lamp? My lamp throws about as much light as firefly!!!!!
Doug Ford
02-13-2011, 06:16
This lamp!!!!

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s165/FLYINGMEDIC/IMG_1477-2.jpg
Doug Ford
02-13-2011, 06:19
It is a Nagoya #45867 Series 2. Bolt did not come with it.... Early bayo....
Guamsst
02-13-2011, 10:26
Great Jap collection. Do you shoot 'em or just dust 'em?

I just dust them for now. I need to get into reloading so I can afford to shoot them. I prefer enfields when it comes to shooting.
carym2a
02-15-2011, 07:48
carmya.

Are you making fun of my Jap lamp? My lamp throws about as much light as firefly!!!!!

To the Gods NO, I love them lamps , and would like to have one someday, Thanks for the picture:)
Thaine
02-15-2011, 02:22
They make a ruberized dip for pliers and such that I have used on hooks before. Works real nice. Just dip the hook in and let it dry. Covers the metal. Available in a couple of different colors.
Thaine
Guamsst
02-16-2011, 12:22
They make a ruberized dip for pliers and such that I have used on hooks before. Works real nice. Just dip the hook in and let it dry. Covers the metal. Available in a couple of different colors.
Thaine

Thanks, But I am Duracoating guns for money on the side so it is actually more feasable to just duracoat them. I can pick a color that will blend in and the cost won't be as bad since I can just use the leftovers. Once you mix duracoat it has to be sprayed.