It's time to bring out the big guns:

The fine Colt AR15-HBar 5.56x45NATO

This rifle is extremely precise. And with all the nifty gadgets I've added it looks pretty cool too (it's a bit hefty though).

Close up of lower and upper reciever

Because of the rather fragile 28mm tube on the target scope I chose to use four scope mounts to make it as solid as possible.

German MG42:

Whith a ratio of 1200 rounds per minute this one is a shure show stopper. It was made during WWII and it still functions flawlessly.

Close up of right side.

I'm in the process of getting all the parts to convert it to 7.62x51NATO, but I will still ceep the original 7.92x57 parts.
And I'm on a search for a lafette (tripod) with optics for the gun.

US Garand and US-Carbine.
Used by the US army during WW2 and the Korean war.

Sharps falling block rifles. They are both made in the late 1800 and chambered in caliber 45-70Govt and 50-70Govt. US military standard caliber up until they adopted the Krag Jorgensen in 30-40Krag.