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Rodinazombie
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My new toy :)
Rodinazombie- Posts : 575
Points : 601
Join date : 2015-04-21
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Werewolf- Posts : 5931
Points : 6120
Join date : 2012-10-24
Nice, but why?
ExBeobachter1987- Posts : 441
Points : 437
Join date : 2014-11-26
Age : 36
Location : Western Eurasia
How much did it cost?
Rodinazombie- Posts : 575
Points : 601
Join date : 2015-04-21
Werewolf wrote:Nice, but why?
I like collecting stuff from the second world war, mainly from the german and russian perspective, it began when I was about 13 and i bought my first iron cross. History is much more interesting when you can touch it, feel it. Much better than seeing it through the glass of a museum or looking at photos online.
ExBeobachter1987 wrote:How much did it cost?
Sadly, its only a replica, though its an excellent copy, theres only a few slight details that give it away. These go for about £300, a real deactivated one would set you back somewhere between £3-4000. I saw one in relic condition a few weeks ago, and i mean a relic, rusted to buggery and so fragile i wouldnt dare pick it up, and that was £700. So im quite happy with mine for the price i got for it.
GarryB- Posts : 40557
Points : 41059
Join date : 2010-03-30
Location : New Zealand
Nice.
Can I recommend a toy I bought a while back.... it is basically a PMM, Makarov air pistol that is made in the same factories the real pistol is made in.
It strips and functions like the real thing and has the same weight, but obviously has a CO2 cartridge in the magazine and only fires small ball bearings.
I don't really shoot it much, it is more a collectors piece...
Can I recommend a toy I bought a while back.... it is basically a PMM, Makarov air pistol that is made in the same factories the real pistol is made in.
It strips and functions like the real thing and has the same weight, but obviously has a CO2 cartridge in the magazine and only fires small ball bearings.
I don't really shoot it much, it is more a collectors piece...
Mike E- Posts : 2619
Points : 2651
Join date : 2014-06-18
Location : Bay Area, CA
She's a beauty, congratulations. 
"but why" - Nobody ever needs a reason for collecting things.
"but why" - Nobody ever needs a reason for collecting things.
KoTeMoRe- Posts : 4212
Points : 4227
Join date : 2015-04-21
Location : Krankhaus Central.
Werewolf wrote:Nice, but why?
What kind of a question is that now? For the PLOD FFS. You never know when the Bobbies will pull a 'Swanson brothers' on people. Better be "pur'pared" mate. ACAB etc
Regular- Posts : 3894
Points : 3868
Join date : 2013-03-10
Location : Ukrolovestan
Wow, nice 1 mate
PapaDragon- Posts : 13474
Points : 13514
Join date : 2015-04-26
Location : Fort Evil, Serbia
Rodinazombie wrote:
One of the finer kitchen appliances available on the market.
