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KS750 · 02-10-2006, 08:38 AM

Hi,

didnÃ?Â´t make it to take some pics yet but the Original Number used to be #8823 as far as I can remember.

@ Tom A: Writing even a brief overview on German gun-law would take out the whole forum for at last one week (German Gov. seems to be addicted to laws and restrictions) but as far as I know adding a stock to a handgun is far more acceptable here than sawing one off from a rifle ;-) .
Besides the owner of the gun is a retired policeman - he should know what he is doing.

How could one determine wether the gun is finnish or not (it is marked gesichert/ geladen).

Christoph

02-10-2006, 08:38 AM	#10
KS750 User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 11 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi, didnÃ?Â´t make it to take some pics yet but the Original Number used to be #8823 as far as I can remember. @ Tom A: Writing even a brief overview on German gun-law would take out the whole forum for at last one week (German Gov. seems to be addicted to laws and restrictions) but as far as I know adding a stock to a handgun is far more acceptable here than sawing one off from a rifle ;-) . Besides the owner of the gun is a retired policeman - he should know what he is doing. How could one determine wether the gun is finnish or not (it is marked gesichert/ geladen). Christoph