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I guess I did not understand the question. Please educate me so I don't look foolish again

My thoughts on the subject: A Spanish Mauser: a Mauser made and accepted for use by the Spanish armed forces and police forces. These could be either made by an outside supplier or manufactured within country. These come in many calibers: 7.65, 7mm, 8mm, 7.62 CETME and cover multiple models THE Span...

I too have read the double letters were from the second batch produced at Oberndorf a/n for DWM from 1911-14. I can't explain it as I have a DWM Berlin marked Ff. So I keep searching.

KneverKnew wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 09, 2018 2:42 pm

“SA”???
All the marking are visible in the pictures. Just the various “b’s”

SA = South American, not a reference to a specific mark.

I paid $500 for this one at a gun show over a year ago. It is late war production and operates like a Swiss watch. A look at completed auctions on Gunbroker shows a wide range of prices. https://www.gunbroker.com/All/Completed%2FBCI.aspx?Keywords=CZ+27&Timeframe=1&NoReserve=1&Condition=3&Sort=9 Adju...

Out with a small assortment. Finn M27 being fired.

Here are mine.I've since sold the CZ75 Compact .40 . The CZ 82 and the CZ27 are still with me. Like the OP said, the 82 fits like it was made for me. The CZ27 is a late 1944 production fnh code. CZ brothers 003.JPGcz27.jpg I'm wanting to add a CZ82 to my collection. The ones I am finding locally so...

To get an idea of how the price on surplus has gone up, $35 in 1962 is worth $298 now.

Well done, Sir. Very well done. The Brazilian 35's and vz24s I have seen for sale look like they sat rotting in the Amazon jungle for years. Persistence pays off.

I went searching the wayback machine and that thread seems gone.

Oh that crest is killer... Looks like no wear.. I have seen a couple that showed some light wear on the very top, and a couple that were so bad that unless you told someone what you were looking at they would not know.. But thats the best I have seen outside of Balls Book. That is maybe the 3rd bes...

Very nice. That Madsen is something I don't see everyday and you are correct about the FR8, everyone needs one.

I was sent a renewal notice about a month before the expiration date. I received the new one in about the same time; really quick turn around.

If any of you remember the old Avalon Hill and SPI strategic simulation board games this Kickstarter campaign should warm your cockles. A building by building simulation of the Battle of Stalingrad. I think I can give up a few boxes of ammo for this one :D https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/680099...

I started seeing the classified section at 30 posts. No one has posted there yet. Be the first.