The Russian ".30-30".

Roman loved video games and grew fond of the dark sinister allied and Rissian USSR arms through those interactions. They do provide a bit of historical information to a minimal credit. I happened up on a gunsmithing job were I received a T44 Carbine that had been snapped in half following some 4-wheeler accident. I had repaired it soundly, it never will break exactly there again, and finally ended up buying it for Roman. He was only about 11 yrs. old and previously had a disdain for recoil. His desire overcame his fear and he was delighted. Along the way he got to meet Mr. Ray Massey at HHC and those stories galvanized a serious collector interest that lingers today.

Ran across this, poor quality pic but you get the idea. Lots of fun! It does this every shot with military ammo.