K98 byf 42

[Ronny]

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.

[Ronny]

And some more.

[byf]

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

[Ronny]

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.

[John]

Hi Ronny,

What are the criteria for getting a gun license, and what are the restrictions?

regards,

John

[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,

[byf]

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

[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.

[byf]

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