Hello...here is my collection so far

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nice collection
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Ah! A fellow 1915 PTG! Although, yours has a smaller number than mine (which is is a wee bit over 222000). I absolutely love my PTG ... it's my favorite to take to the range!

BTW, all of them are very nice!
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Why not? I took my 1890 gew 88 to the range and it loved it. :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: WELCOME :thumbsup:
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desdem12 wrote:Why not? I took my 1890 gew 88 to the range and it loved it. :thumbsup:

+1 If it passes safety checks then let'er speak to you. With a boom. :D
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That's an awesome collection you've amassed in short order. Very envious guy over here, keep up the great work.
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smacneighill wrote:Ah! A fellow 1915 PTG! Although, yours has a smaller number than mine (which is is a wee bit over 222000). I absolutely love my PTG ... it's my favorite to take to the range!

BTW, all of them are very nice!
I shot his PTG as well. Nice shooter.
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Very nice.

Almost as pretty as my collection. 8-)

In al seriousness, I am jealous of the M38's. I still need to get my grubby hands on one and an American M91.
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Stopsign32v wrote::big shock: You are brave!! No way I could fire mine let alone take it to the range!
Why wouldn't you fire yours? It will impress your "neighbors" there at the range. :wink: I absolutely love plinking with mine! I take my 1917 Sestroryetsk too ... along with my 1927 ex-Dragoon.

millman, I need to give you a shout and go plinking with ya!
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racerguy00 wrote:
desdem12 wrote:Why not? I took my 1890 gew 88 to the range and it loved it. :thumbsup:

+1 If it passes safety checks then let'er speak to you. With a boom. :D
I had to buy a donor stock before I take my PTG to the range. Dave, you have seen the stock on my 1916 SCW PTG. You know there is no way and hell I would risk damaging that stock with all those old field repairs with a trip to the range. ;mywink;
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Everyone starts somewhere. And some even start over again.

Keeping it honest always commands respect.
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