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Usually these caps have no powder charge, just the primer compound to propell the BB.

Thx bannockburn, The tribute goes to the Forum. I asked the same in Feb.15. 2015 here: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=773665 I got the right hint here and that is where my kowledge comes from. Really a great community. Sixshooter

This device is a night sight for a French MAS 49/56 Rifle

That will give you a hard time, i bet. The one on the Picture was one of only two i put hands on in 40 years of collecting. And the only one in 9mm short. And the only one that was for sale.... Hope you are in luck Sixshooter

Still no Idea about the size of a Seekamp cause i never had one to play with.....

Please send me seacamp so i can take measurments and pics to post..

I dont think shooting it would hurt it. As mentioned before the gun is made out of good material and good workmanship. As JIM K explaind: the locked system with the long, locked recoil makes it a very save gun, smooth to fire. I own it still today and a "Baby" version in 9mm Browning also...

Have a Story at one in .32 Auto for you. Hope my Remembers are ok cause it happened close to 40 years back in the dark.... As far as i remember this gun has no disconector other then a flat ramp on a round pin, it is disconected on overtravel of the trigger. Came across one, it didnt work...

on the looooong run only one: Mauser 98

The " Flaming Bomb " with the L ( for Liege, a city ) inside is a Belgian Proof Mark.

Thanks Scaramasax, You nailed it. at last shows googleling night sigth + mas 56 this device. Only thing that makes me wonder is that the threads on the fastening-screw are not metric, so i expectet it to be american or british. again, many thanks, sixshooter

Thanks for your idea WB. I Never thougt about a coaching sight. But for use with which type of gun? Cant see a way to fix it to a .30 Carbine?

Hello from .de Today i need some help with the device seen on the enclosed Pictures. It accompanied a .30 Carabine i got with lots of related stuff, including Muzzle Brakes, Canvas Stuff, Magazines, Granade Launcher Sight, Blank Fire Device, even a Shell Deflector came with it. Cant see a...

for me... It looks like a Heinzelmann Pistol, Patent Heim. If so it was made in the 30,s in Plochingen / Neckar in Germany. Plochingen is a small Town 15 mls south of Stuttgart and is not known for a gun industrie, Heinzelmann probably run a small shop that mainly made parts for better known...

Beretta: if caliber is .38 Auto / 9mm corto / 9mm kurz it is a Mod. 1934 if caliber is 32.auto / 7,65 mm it is a Mod. 1935

for trained persons : HK P7M13

It is a .177 Air-Pistol. Made by Herbert Schmid, Germany. The room between the barrel and the outer "receiver" is the compressing-room of the gun. Low power, smooth bore, used by kids in the 60ties- 70tis in Germany. The long " Firing Pin" is only a screw long enough to push the projektile...

@ Seotaji Buy one now.... there are no more traded in in future, at last not from German police. They had no newer models in use, at last not in greater numbers. Also only some "Bundesländer" (States of Germany) used them, others had SIGs or Walthers .

One from Germany Have fun...... Sixshooter