Lets see those firearms !

Sturmman · Post by **Sturmman** » 20 Nov 2003 13:33

WOW nice guns you have there guys, keep on posting! I wish we (in Holland) may have such things, but the law forbits it here!

but nice stuff you have

HptmCox · Post by **HptmCox** » 20 Nov 2003 22:05

Sturm, thats a shame it prohibits it, what about de-activated firearms?

Sturmman · Post by **Sturmman** » 20 Nov 2003 22:08

That ones you can have but only the old weapons such as k98. BUT NOTHING LIKE HALF OR FULL AUTO GUNS,

. But i can only dream about a mg42

HptmCox · Post by **HptmCox** » 20 Nov 2003 22:59

Same here man...same here...

Ville Kosonen · Post by **Ville Kosonen** » 30 Nov 2003 05:06

This my grandfathers Parabellum M/23 civilian version cal 7,65 para.
I was lucky to get it licenced about ten years ago.
Also have 4mm subcaliber barrel for it, with original packet.

stevezz1 · Post by **stevezz1** » 30 Nov 2003 19:28

Hi Ville,

Mmmmmm.....thats a great rig you have there.....even better with the conversion kit and original ammo........very, very nice.

I am green with envy..............

I hope you hang on to it.

Regards,

Steve.

Ville Kosonen · Post by **Ville Kosonen** » 01 Dec 2003 06:38

Thanks!
This is my kind of family treasure.
I would rather let my other arm go.
Altough it would be hard to load this thing then...

Dunkirchen1940 · Post by **Dunkirchen1940** » 07 Dec 2003 18:35

My Dad's Guns

USA_Finn · Post by **USA_Finn** » 23 Dec 2003 05:29

USA_Finn · Post by **USA_Finn** » 23 Dec 2003 06:12

Sturmman · Post by **Sturmman** » 23 Dec 2003 11:24

I have a steyer manlicher just like yours. But mine is in non fireing condition. But still nice. Im gonna sell it. But i want to know if it is used in the german army in ww2. Can someone help here?????? And what is it worth!?

regards sebas

stevezz1 · Post by **stevezz1** » 23 Dec 2003 18:14

Hi Finn,

Nice artillery Luger you have there.
Is it all matching numbers, and what date is it.?
Do you know any of its history?

Regards,

Steve.

USA_Finn · Post by **USA_Finn** » 23 Dec 2003 20:34

Hi, never have fired the M95, am fearful of the straight pull back bolt mechanism. I asked the same question- was the M95 a standard issue weapon in WW2, here is the URL.

Matti
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... hlight=m95

USA_Finn · Post by **USA_Finn** » 23 Dec 2003 20:52

Hi Steve, yes the serial numbers all match, including the clip. The url, with pics, is below.

Also in my possession is an ownership certificate, issued by the US Army in 1945, transferring the luger and a P38 from the US Army to Dad, when he returned home on the QE1. As an aside, my father was a medic and a German interpreter with the 44th Division. After AE Day, the interpreters were tasked to disarm civilians in the city of Landeck Austria. An old woman walked up a street with both pistols, my father did his job well. ;^) Alas, the mint P38 was a gift to my uncle, love shooting both weapons.

Matti

http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... ght=luger

Browning · Post by **Browning** » 25 Dec 2003 17:42

Here is a picture of my FN model 1910/22 probably produced during german occupation of Belgium since it has german stamps.
The story around this gun(true or false?) is that it came to sweden together with deserting/escaping german soldiers(from fightings in the baltic states).
The gun was confiscated by a local policeman on the Swedish island of Gotland.
He used it for targetshooting according to the story.
Best regards
Browning

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Lets see those firearms !

luger

Steyr M95

M95 Styer

luger #s

Pistole 626b