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Rod WMG 07-14-2005 02:35 AM

Rottweiler powder
 
I noticed in the 1924 Pacific Arms catalog (which I can't find anymore) that a powder named "Rottweiler" which showed up very well in both 7.65 mm and 9mm Lugers.

Does anyone know anything about this powder? Was it German?

Rod WMG 07-14-2005 10:59 AM

Interesting
 
tac, I suppose whoever composed the catalog didn't know about the "er" because they listed the loads with it that way. At any rate, it showed up very well, if the figures are accurate.

I'm familiar with the RWS company because of the slugs and a couple of other items. Would expect good stuff from them.

Would you grant me permission to post your reply on another board or would I have to outrun your rottie? :D

Thanks very much for the info. :bigbye:

Rod WMG 07-14-2005 11:48 AM

tac, I took no offense at all. I really appreciated it. I was a high school teacher at one time myself. :D

My recent purchases preclude any donations. :D

Edward Tinker 07-14-2005 01:21 PM

I merged the threads and renamed it Rottenweilers, cuz those silly dogs! :D

We had one, she was a sweety, but dont come into the house with me in tow... :D

Ed

Rod WMG 07-14-2005 03:46 PM

Ed, thanks for merging the threads. When I read the "rotten" part I was baffled; I didn't think I'd made that mistake, though I've made a lot lately. :thumbup:

Herb 07-14-2005 04:27 PM

It's been a whole lot of years since I spoke German but I seem to recall that a noun that ended in ER denoted that it was a masculine noun. The hard part in learning German is trying to figure out just what a noun was supposed to be, nearly everythin is either femine or masculine which is strange to an english speaker as about the only thing we do that with is something like 'she is a good ship'. Then Rottweiler would be correct in this instance. Imagine saying 'put the beer in him' indicating the refrigerator, lol.

Vlim 07-15-2005 10:17 AM

1913 Rottweiler advertisement.

http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/rottweiler_add.jpg

Herb 07-15-2005 11:35 AM

This should help a little to understand language differences--

http://gpsinformation.us/Maps/hickbonics.txt

Rod WMG 07-15-2005 12:20 PM

G. van Vlimmeren, thanks for posting the ad. Though I couldn't deipher all of it, I did get some. Very helpful.

Herb, I speak fluent hick. And I'm recognizable as one immediately when I speak. Ah'm a Wes Texiz boy who can start a far by rubbin too boy scoutz together. Jew here me? :roflmao:

However, I'll bet a lot of guys here will enjoy that. It's very good and more complete than several I've seen.

Heinz 07-15-2005 08:30 PM

Ja, Herr Tac, das ist klur

http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/dogsedit_copy2.jpg

Rod WMG 07-16-2005 01:12 AM

Them dawgs is nekkid! :eek:

Vlim 07-16-2005 01:44 PM

Didn't Kennedy state in Berlin that he was a small cake?

'Ich bin ein Berliner', where a Berliner is actually some kind of local cake or treat?

I think the Rottweiler Pulverfabriken cheated, calling themselves 'Rottweiler' and having a factory in Berlin.

Rod WMG 07-16-2005 02:12 PM

Well, they cheered him like crazy Rottenweilers for that statement anyway! Could be they just loved jelly doughnuts. :D ;)

Heinz 07-16-2005 07:41 PM

Tac, we took that photo in March. Now they are baking their brains out, maybe 35 C in the shade. Fun place this Pittsbugh. They are celebrating the whiskey rebellion this weekend! 210th anniversary I think.


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