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That's great! Who don't like Germann cars? ; ) Thank you, I try to improve my English, I forget a lot in the years after school. @Havok7416: Ohhh... :-) Haha

@Havok7416 Because I was born in Germany ; ) But it's possible that I would be very happy in the US ;) @dak0ta At the moment, I live in Hamburg. Where did you learn German? It's good!

Great! ; ) I would ask if there's also a Soviet Guns section in the scrapbook! :P

Hey, nice, another female gun lover here! :) Yes, in some cases, they seem to be a little bit deterred by a woman that like guns or weapons in common. Either some guys see it as "abnormal" or they think you're just joking or showing off. We need more guys like you around here. ; )

In my opinion, you should say it in an appropriate situation, when talking about interests, for example. But don't hide your fascination, because you wouldn't get along with someone not accepting your hobbys. That's a part of your personality and you should be proud of it. When you are talking...

@ Kabal Thanks, I wrote a PN. :)

Of course, there are also girls ;-) In the US there are more female gun lovers than here in Germany, I suppose? This forum is just amazing, read here a lot and decided to finally make an account....

Thank you very much for the pictures! I hope that you will keep posting some more :-) Just love them, beeing a big fan of AKs. Do you possess any more?

Hello Carl, I was glad to read that you're from Germany, too. Where did you live here? Would be nice to chat a little bit with an "ex-german" who moved to the US :-) Greetings, Betty

Very nice! One can see that this was quite a lot of work. Did a flecktarn camo once and appreciate your result! Greetings, Betty

Sweet, really a wonderful AK!

@selector67 It was really a lot of fun to volunteer there. Unfortunately, now, I' am living in the north of Germany, moved to Hamburg. I' am from Bavaria, so that was quite close to the border, today it's difficult to go working at the Maginot Line, too far away. I like shooting with the G36...

The homepage of the artillery fort of my association: http://lignemaginot.com/ A lot information about the whole Maginot Line, the fortifications in Suisse, Chzechoslowakia, about the Vallo Alpino, Oder-Warthe-Bogen and the Westwall. And about several fortications from the WWI in Alsace and...

Sorry, mistake from my part - renovate not restaurate -, late at night here in Germany, I should go to bed instead of reading in the forum :-) No no, i helped the guys from the fort of Schoenenbourg to renovate some parts of the fort. There is a lot of humidity 30m belowground, so a lot of...

Here in Germany, unfortunately, many people connect crime with guns and there are quite a bunch of them thinking that you folks in the States are ignorant not to realize that the source of violence, killing sprees and high crime rates must be - of course - guns. I think that's a reason of...

Thanks for your quick answer. I' am not sure: The code S/243 stands for a production of Mauser AG Borsigwalde? Another question: how much do you have to pay approximately for a K98k bajonnet with identic numbers? Nice picture of a french friend's 98k:

Dear selector67, Thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate this forum. Yes, a day on the shooting range would be wonderful! ;-) I always wanted to visit the States, but work is keeping me quite busy, at the moment. Unfortunately the G-43 is quite rare. Like the...

Nice transformation of my favorite WW2 rifle, I really like the new stock and the scope fits very well. I think you achieved your aim to modify the rifle in something useful without changing it's "character" too much. Great work. In the first moment I was skeptic about this transformation as...

Interested in guns Hello to all, I' am 21 years old and a female soldier, serving in the Federal Armed Forces in Germany. Unfortunatley Germany has very strict gun laws, so the only ones I shoot are the P8 9x19 , HK G36 5,56x45 and the MG3 7,62 for military training. My "inexistent...