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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.The 8x57J (.318(!!)) was standard at this time in hunting rifles and one of the most used cartridge, even in boltaction and combinated...
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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.But never was an economic success for Krieghoff, High-priced in production and not an "wtb" for traditional german hunters at this time.
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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.The DEVA ( with shooting range pp9 is now located in Buke / Westfalen: The Berlin Wannsee shooting range was used after 1945 by the...
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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.It is astonishing that there is an additional handwritten reference to the successes with Mauser rifles in the bottom left, they tried...
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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.I am in the lucky situation to own "Waidwerk der Welt" and also the Katalog of 1937 hunting exhib in origin, thats why i am looking for...
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MMikegermany replied to the thread 1937 International Hunting Exhibition in Berlin : weapons, ammo, optics.Thats even in germany an hard to find one- looking for around 10 years for an exemplar or even full scan. Congrats!!!!!!
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MMikegermany reacted to luftmacher's post in the thread Inherited Mauser-Werke Patrone .22 identification help and advice please with
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The SA were in charge of the nation-wide program for marksmanship training, and held local, regional, and national competitions... -
MMikegermany replied to the thread Modell 1 - Gewehrfabrik Danzig.Thats absolutely cool, thanks for sharing!
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MMikegermany replied to the thread Franz Hinze Zerbst military rifle?.Franz Hinze had an Shop in Zerbst/Anhalt, Gunsmith and gunshop, documented in 1934. The shop was taken over from Walter Hinze, maybe his...
