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    #1

    Pics of your German fire arms.

    Hi,
    I like to see some pics of German firearms.
    Thanks!
    Greetings,
    Junior.
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    Try to search the threads here in the Firearms Forum. Lots of pictures already.

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      #3
      ok

      I will do so..
      Regards,
      Junior.

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        German Firearms Pics

        I don t have any cool firearms pics, but you might like these pics of original German ammo that I ve collected, shot, sold, etc..All of it is the early pre war, early war brass stuff.This is an actual sealed case of 1500 rounds of s.S. P490 ammo, with zinc liner intact.

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          Label closeup pic

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          Originally posted by Louie
          I don t have any cool firearms pics, but you might like these pics of original German ammo that I ve collected, shot, sold, etc..All of it is the early pre war, early war brass stuff. Usually the Fur Gewehr stuff, like the i.L.stuff, came in stripper clips.This is an actual sealed case of 1500 rounds of s.S. P490 ammo, with zinc liner intact.

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            #6
            German WWII stripper clips.

            Originally posted by Louie
            label closeup
            German stripper clips, all three kinds, brass, phosphated, and nickel. early and pre-war

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              WW I K98az
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              David Tiffin
              "They were the Leathernecks, the old breed of American regular, regarding the service as home and war an occupation!" (John Thomason, Jr. Fix Bayonets)

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                #8
                Originally posted by P08
                Try to search the threads here in the Firearms Forum. Lots of pictures already.


                Does that mean new members are not welcome to show what firearms they have in their collection?

                Well here is one of mine anyway.

                It is an MP.40. slab-side. serial no.3599 with original sling.
                Sadly, not matching numbers.

                Regards,

                Steve.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by stevezz1


                  Does that mean new members are not welcome to show what firearms they have in their collection?

                  Well here is one of mine anyway.

                  It is an MP.40. slab-side. serial no.3599 with original sling.
                  Sadly, not matching numbers.

                  Regards,

                  Steve.
                  Steve,

                  Don´t take it so hard!
                  Of course you are welcome to post pictures of you nice MP40. Specially because I voted on it as best WWII submachine gun!
                  As you live in UK, is it correct to assume that it is dewat?

                  Regards,

                  Douglas.

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                    Hi Douglas,
                    Yes it is a dewat(deactivated)
                    But it was 'chopped' pre 1995 which means it still has all moving parts and can be cocked,'dry' fired and stipped.
                    These days all sub-guns are welded up with no moving parts. Sometimes they even weld the mag in.....!!
                    I have two MP.40.s (both 'old spec') but my main interest is Lugers.

                    All the best,

                    Steve.

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                      Latest Luger

                      Hi All,
                      This is the latest addition to my Luger collection.
                      Got it just before Christmas.......

                      It is a 1936 S/42 (Mauser) serial # 622h Droop E/63
                      All matching numbers including both magazines.
                      Mint condition exept for very minor wear on the high points.

                      My best example so far.........

                      Regards, Steve.
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                        Latest Luger

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                          Latest Luger

                          Mags......
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                            Did the government Ruin that beautiful luger by "deactivating it" also
                            Brian

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                              Originally posted by storm front
                              Did the government Ruin that beautiful luger by "deactivating it" also
                              Brian
                              Hi Brain,
                              Yes, i am afraid they did .
                              Thats the only option most of us collectors in England have.

                              BIG SOBS.......

                              At least it still has all moving parts and is stripable.

                              Regards, Steve.

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