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  1. A WWII Walther P38 used post war by the East German police. No import markings. The slide is ac 41 indicating it was made by Walther in Zella Mehlis. It is forced matched to the frame by the East German police. The frame was also made by Walther and both have the Walther inspection code Eagle over 359. $750 or best offer cash
  2. This an unmarked 8mm Mauser of the Vz. 24 or K98k pattern receiver and barrel. The stock is like that of a Vz. 24 and the front has the doubled bayonet lug as used in some South American countries. The Vz. 24 pattern was used by a number of South American countries from the 1930s to the 1960s. It has a good bore and solid stock. $400 or $700 for both Mauser rifles I have listed. Cash or immediate electronic payment only.
  3. Spanish M1893 Mauser in 7x57mm. Very pleasant shooting round still commonly available. The bore is very good and the rifle has no pitting or damage. But there is a lot of dirt and some light surface rust. The stock shows its age but no cracks or repairs and is tight. You can still see some of the Spanish crest. Made in 1896 by Loewe Berlin. The bolt is not matching serial number. This is the rifle used by the Spanish in the Spanish American War and the charge on San Juan Hill that outperformed our Krags and led us to develop the M1903. The only things missing are the rear sight slider springs and the cleaning rod. Overall a solid rifle that is getting hard to find that can be cleaned up to a nice shooter. $350 or $700 for both Mauser rifles I have listed. Cash or immediate electronic payment only.
  4. I have a selection of 8mm military surplus. Some is Yugoslavian 1940 which is considered some of the best 8mm surplus. Some loose rounds of 1999 Yugoslavian sniper 8mm. And then I have a number of 70 round bandoleers and loose 5 round stripper clips of Turkish 8mm all 1940, 1941 or 1942. All at $0.30 per round.
  5. I have been slammed and haven't had a chance to confirm with the spent cartridges I have but try to check first thing in the morning.
  6. It has been stored in heated and air-conditioned space since I bought it and I have used several thousand rounds with zero issues. Not a single hang fire or failure to detonate. The last 2 pictures are one of the boxes I have open but I am also selling sealed boxes of 960 as in the first pictures. Inside each box are those smaller boxes as in the last 2 pictures and the rounds inside are factory sealed in a plastic bag.
  7. Some has sold by I have more I am selling. Sealed 960 round box of Austrian Hirtenberger NATO 7.62x51 / .308. Clean, non-corrosive accurate ammo. Berdan primed. Stored in clean dry heated and air conditioned space. Sealed box of 960 rounds as in the first 3 pictures - $800 Sealed 240 round packs as in the last 2 pictures - $225
  8. SOLD Yugoslavian M75 8mm Sniper Ammunition. Perfect condition. 780 rounds in 15 round boxes. $500
  9. A farm would be better than a range because you can set up all kinds of fun things to shoot at. Everyone I know that had land has either moved or downsized or development has encroached and now that I have fun toys I have no place to enjoy them. I have a friend about 2 1/2 to 3 hours away but he travels a lot and that's not really convenient for regular shooting.
  10. I am a member there but the yahoos have mostly caused them to not permit them any more. I have often thought that Form 4 should include an IQ test section.

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