WOW......What inredible posts, and great looking spares......!!!!

How come you guys in the States get all the good stuff.......!!! :(

Best regards,

Steve.

Hello,
Just opened some more parts today, triggers... they look imperial. I'll again need some help posting any offers?
If so I'll send the pictures via email.
Thanks,
Robert

Hey Robert, I'll be glad to host for you. Email them to k98@livingthepast.com

Brian

Brian,
Thank you but Ed has my Pics already and is going to post them. I see you have K98 as part of your email.
I have some rare 98k's and 98k related items, do you know of any good 98k forums?
Thanks again,
Hessian

Hi Hessian,
I just started collecting k98's. Can you email me what you got for sale? My email is:

edd1e22@aol.com

Thanks
Ed

Hessian Please tell me more about the 80 FG42s Thanks Bob Benson

Hessian,
How much for one of those MP40 gauges? Drop me an email, thanks..............

ratdog@dejazzd.com

Hi All,

A dealer over here in England is advertising a shed-load of K.98s which were supposedly captured by the Russians and refurbished by Russian armouries, and since the war have been sitting in storage somewhere.(all have been deactivated for the U.K. market)

This dealer also has a large shipment of MG.34.s on the way......

Regards,

Steve.

Hello,
I have two photo's of the inside of the "salt mines" if a kind person would like to post them for me.
Der Hessian

There’s already a boatload of RC Kar rifles in this country, and they are easy to buy, with lots of codes available. You don’t have to go to Britain and buy a deactivated one from some … (expletives deleted) …who butchered them to comply with some preposterous law were apparently they are trying to make their country safer for burglars: (http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewForeignBu...20030508e.html). Here are a few sellers:

http://www.gunsnstuff.net/html/k98_temp_page.html

http://www.coledistributing.com/

http://www.empirearms.com/

http://www.southernohiogun.com/

Even if there are 80 FG42 rifles in some salt mine in the Ukraine, you’d never be able to import them into the States, even if they were made semi-auto. I’m sure even the kid who captured Saddam’s pistol or revolver is going to have a hard time getting that goldmine home.

Couple of Mauser links for Hessian:

http://www.infantryrifles.com/

http://pub113.ezboard.com/fparallaxs...rmsforumsfrm76

Heydrich,
Thank you for the links! I'm not wanting to import the FG42's as complete rifles... I want to strip them of all parts and bring them to the States minus their receivers.
Then put them on fake receivers and some parts kits to FG42 owners.
Der Hessian

I would really like to see the photos showing the inside of these gun-filled tunnel "salt mines" that were mentioned.

Concerning unissued Lugers in some (descriptive adjective deleted by the admin-JS) salt mine in Ukraine - Can you spell Urban Legend?

send your photos to lugerforum@yahoo.com and I will post them when I can grab a minute...

Hey, IMA and that knife company just found a cache of 19th century Brit rifles in Nepal. Not unissued maybe but who'd of thunk it?

Personally I have no doubt that additional Lugers and other captured weapons still exist in the old East Bloc countries. But seeing a little photo evidence would sure be nice....

Fantasy Mil-Surp Gunshop: $60 Lugers!
http://www.atthecreation.com/

Photos sent to me by Hessian...Cheers... http://forums.lugerforum.com/lfupload/sol3.jpg http://forums.lugerforum.com/lfupload/sol4.jpg

Once in a Soviet awareness class (AFROTC,mid 70's) we were told the Russians never throw anything away. They keep surplus weapons etc for future use.

"Future use" of collectible Lugers? Not these days. Any known valuable commodity would be on the market. Sell, sell, sell!!! Show them the money. Ukrainians, Russians, and everyone else in the former Soviet Union are all aware of the value of vintage Lugers. Nobody should fool themselves into thinking that minty Lugers, in great numbers, are being kept off the international collectible arms market. Money is king in Ukraine and Russia!

Hessian, are you sure that’s an FG42? Kind of looks like a hot air balloon to me...

Heydrich,
I should have known that I could not sneak it past you... maybe we could meet someday I also live in Oregon.
Kind regards,
Der Hessian