Really thought the site was neat. Couldn't read a word of it, but there were some cool bikes there. I bet those would be a pleasure to ride.
WWII weapons are some of my favorite. When I was a teenager, my dad was in charge of collecting old military weapons for his cousin who was stationed at Ramstein AF base in Germany. His cousin would send him a check every couple of months and dad would go find a new gun. Of course we had to make sure they worked properly...every weekend. The cousin came back statesideand took the guns back, but it was fun while it lasted (six years).
Some of my favorites:
British 303, Swedish Mauser, M1 garand. Dad actually went ahead and got a garand for himself because he liked it so much. There's nothing quite like rattling off a magazine knocking down bowling pins 100 yards away until that magazine pops out.65 year old gunand it's still a tack driver. The mauser was quite the gun. It was hard to find ammo for it, but the bullets were so long that it had a really flat trajectory. We used to shoot it at the 300yd range with the iron sites and that thing acted like it was just getting started. Never had a chance to shoot it at 500yds, but I'd imagine it would've taken it in stride.