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    byf

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    1. I no longer have it. I traded it for a Kar98k and a fantastic cammo M35 luft Helm. This was 10 years ago, I wish I still had it as prices have gone up so much. I have not been able to post any pics. I have to use a friend's camera and have resized them but they won't post. I am a T-Rex on the tech end. I'll keep trying.

      byf

    2. The AK is a true work horse. Some time back I traded for an AKMS. It was the Egyptian model. It shot real fast and was a real blast with the 75 round drum. But, when trying to hit a head sized target off hand at 200 meters I could not do it. With any other rifle I can.(Its' not bragging if you can do it.) One time with my Kar 98k off a bench rest I hit a Stanley thermous at 400 meters. So I got rid of the AKMS. The bore looked good, so I don't know what it's problem was. They sure do look cool. Anyway that is my 2 Pfennigs.

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    3. Hi Ronny, Sounds like you are doing pretty well. Over here we have public land where we can hunt, fish, shoot, what ever we want as long as we don't make a mess or burn it down. There are many huge private timber companys that let us on their land as well. Do you collect any other German militaria? Thanks.

      byf

    4. Ronny,

      Thanks for the info. I bet the government has a nice little fee for those permits, can you go out in the woods and shoot or only at the range? By the way, you have a very good comand of English. Don't put yourself down. Keep up the good posts.

      Prost!

      byf

    5. Ronny,

      My man, yet another byf. How sweet. That is a real looker. Do you need permits for those weapons over there? They sure do shoot well. I think the Kar 98k is the classic military rifle. None can top it. Thanks for the great post.

      byf

    6. I saw the gold bar like ten years ago at a gun show. The guy who had it was rather strange. It was not for sale, just for show. It sure was pretty. He mainly dealt in ordnance and exotic ammo. I would think the value would be higher than the weight with historical value added. Who knows where the Krauts got the gold to make it. Thanks.

      byf

    7. You have a great deal of knowledge on this topic. My 5 Mark piece has the A mint mark, 1936, where was that mint? I had always wondered about German gold coins. I did get to see a Nazi marked gold bar once. It was about 4"x 1.5"x .5" with a nice eagle stamped on it. I don't know what it was worth.It was cool. Thanks.

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