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  1. Anyone know of a local World War 1 Era Luger appraiser?

    Sent u his phone # via PM

  2. Anyone know of a local World War 1 Era Luger appraiser?

    Steve Janousek--lives in middle GA but hits all the local shows. Most knowledgeable guy I know when it comes to WWI and WWII handguns.

  3. Why so many Scorpions for sale on ODT?

    B&T seems to be the current rage, especially after getting the (admittedly small) Army contract.
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    Pistol Questions

    Yup, CZ 52. Pretty near indestructible and fun to shoot,

  5. Thank you everyone

    I am astounded at how tricked out the Taurus 1911 is--its gotta be the best value proposition out there for entry level 1911 with all the bells and whistles factory installed (beavertail, ambi safety, rail, better sights).
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    Help identifying ammo please

    Believe its Indian production, Kirkee Arsenal, 1974 production. Should be 7.62 mm (.308).
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    Ammo identification help

    .303 British gov't issue, manufactured by Royal Ordnance Factory, Radway Green, in 1956--hence the RG 56 markings. The 7 on the headstamp indicates original case was for MK 7 Ball ammo.

  8. Best 38 spl Ammo for Snub Nose

    148 grain wadcutter---old school answer.
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    Need Help with German PPK Value

    Postwar gun, made in 1973. Can tell so by the Bundes Republik proof marks, serial number (which dates to 1973), the "Ulm" slide marking rather than "Zella-Mehlis", and the "73" date marking on the breech. Nice gun, fun caliber to shoot. Enjoy it or pass it along--either way, its a nice little...
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    And a bunch of these in the same box...

    That's Greek military surplus 30-06 ball ammo, manufactured in 1970. HXP is the headstamp for the Greek Powder and Cartridge Company of Athens.

  11. Best magazine fed 308 semi-auto ?

    M1A--hands down. 'Bout as simple as a semi-auto can get, rugged, and still used by many on he basis of its accuracy. Filed strip it compared to an AR platform and you'll shake your head at the relative difference in numbers and complexity of parts.

  12. Reccomend a 1911 under $700

    There's a used Colt Series 70 on ODT right now for under $700--you really can't do much better than that if you want a working 1911 that's a quality gun and holds its value.

  13. **** ***

    I like CJI Guns in Tucker for that sort of thing. Ron does good work.
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    Used and abused Colt Series 70 price check

    I'm looking at it and thinking what a clean Series 70 would go for and what would be necessary to clean it up--I certainly would not want to be in it for more than $500--maybe even $450. There's the pitting and finish issues (slide and frame) and the rear sight looks wrong. Just how I see it...
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    Anyone own or have Shot a Springer 1903?

    Fairly common to find, the 03s are not as readily available as the 03A3s--both are fun to shoot. I have a high SN 03 made during the transition period to A3s and like it very much.
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