Ronny

Thanks byf,

If you own some property you can shoot as much as you want.

Of course not in a crowded area.

One permit is about 30$ US.

Cheers,

Ronny.

Hi John,

Criteria for handguns. You have to be a member

Of a gun club and be an active member, in training and competitions.

To get license of a .22lr hand gun, at least 6 month membership

And you have to prove your skills in gun safety and shooting.

You have to get at least 46p out of 50 shooting at 25 meters on a

Pistol target. You have 5 shoots in the gun. And you shoot with one hand.

You need to shoot three 46:ers to get a license.

To get a 9 mm .38 or .45, at least 1 year membership and get at least

43p out of 50. Same criteria as the .22lr.

You have to bay a .22lr first.

You have to store all guns in a weapon cabinet.

The license for handguns only last 5 years then you

Have to renew them.

I hope that it made some sense. My English skills are not the best.

Best regards,

Ronny.

I am trying to attach a picture on a pistol target,

Thanks byf,

Yes you need a license to own guns here

In Sweden. And if you collect weapons

First you need a permit to collect then

A license on each gun or rifle.

You even need license for deactivated.

Cheers,

Ronny.

And,

Hi Darrell,

Here is a close-up picture

The core is very lose and rattles

when I shake the cross.

Regards,

Ronny.

I am speechless

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,

Ronny

And some more.

Just some pictures of my K98.

All numbers matching.

And is a real pleasure to fire.

It has a nice been there done that look.

Best regards,

Ronny.

Thanks byf and Flying.D.

Flying.D what did you hunt in Norrk?ping?

Thanks for your kind words for my country.

I will try to take decent some pics of my

Mauser Hsc, Walter PP and byf K98

Cheers and have a nice weekend.

Ronny.

whats written on it - KUK Sturmsch?tzen? (can not read it clearly)

than it would be Stormshooters.

but the badge looks more like a trench fighter.

christian

←

If this was a Swedish badge, it had to be the most obscene badge

Ever made.

K*K in Swedish is the same as D**K

Cheers

Ronny

And..

Hi Flyingdutch,

Thanks for the information.

The gun is from Norway and if I remember

Correct it was given to a Swedish police man after the war,

It was in his possession to his death. The gun was sold to a

Local gun dealer where I found it five-six years ago.

I will try to do some more research.

I have no plan on re-blue it..

All my collecting guns are matching numbers so fare,

(All I only have three guns and one rifle)

But if I find a stg 44 I might make an exception

Adding some more pictures,

The P08 kit.

Cheers

Ronny.

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Hi Don.

Interesting discussion you started Don.

Maybe we can identify the original wound badge.

I have a few of that type with (all in one) badge, hinge and hook

All from different makers. They all have some differences in style

And sizes of the hinge and hook.

Mike any chance for more detail pictures?

Best regards,

Ronny

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And.

Hello, gents.

Some pictures of my P08 byf matching numbers.

Nothing special, but I like it.

Sorry for the bad pictures,

Regards,

Ronny

Hi byf,

Yes we can have handguns in Sweden, but we need a

Permit. I have permit for target shooting and permit for

collecting. It is very hard to get permit for gun collecting

In Sweden.

Yes I know I will do the right thing

I will post some picture of my P08 in the Firearms & Ammunition forum.

Cheers

Ronny.

Interesting Darrell, Thanks.

Anyone have a good picture of an L/12 for

Comparison?

Some more pictures.

Ronny.

Thanks Darrell, Don and byf.

This one was brought back from U.S.A

To many?? I can?t stop

Now I need a gold round pin

Byf you have the same name as my P08 Luger

Regards

Ronny.

3D

Back.

Found this in the mail box today.

Guess if I like it.

Regards,

Ronny

Thanks Glenn,

Cheers

Ronny.

Wow that is a beautiful cross you got there.

Thanks Tony.

Thanks Micha,

You made my day.

Much appreciated.

Ronny