Peter,
Thanks for doing the research to straighten this out.
Mike
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Peter,
You are lucky that you were able to study German in school. I never was able to study any foreign language in school and the "English"...
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Peter,
I, for one, never thought you made things up. In fact, you seem to usually document everything you report. I think translations cause most...
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Ranman,
It is hard to tell from a photo whether it is horn or Bakelite. If you can remove it and touch a needle that has been heated to red hot...
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The Vorrat Zeichnen is normally found only in one location on the top of the barrel. Also, the 1892 date needs to be verified, I have been under the impression...
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Can you post photos of barrel flats and any proofmarks and other markings?
Mike
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Cthraen,
Brenneke slugs are made to be safe for use in any choked barrel. The ribs on the slugs will compress in tight chokes and not unduly raise...
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Tom,
Thanks, I too lean on my copy of Dixon for ID of older cartridges as well as the website MUNICION. ORG (the old version). Where all or at...
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Tom,
Me too, I find the German Hunting Guns site extremely helpful as well as enjoyable.
Mike
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