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Heinz · 11-29-2001, 07:52 PM

It was a 3 7/8 inch barrel 30 cal. A 100% mismatch on numbers, I mean nothing matched. Had a very good bore, pretty good grips, 90% blue, no straw left and shot very well. I was on a college pistol team them and stayed in practice. The pistol would occasionally jam when you really cranked the trigger. The jam mode was for ejected shell to come back down into the action, at least that is what the jam looked like. Marked Gesichert and no Germany. It had no provenance, as they say in the antique trade. I traded it for a Nazi marked Browning High power and a Russin PPS1, but that is another story.

I was quite fond of the 30 cal. They have awesome penetration and are easy to reload since the headspace on the neck.

11-29-2001, 07:52 PM	#18
Heinz User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Greenville SC Posts: 1,004 Thanks: 377 Thanked 410 Times in 180 Posts	Re: Great reviews!!! It was a 3 7/8 inch barrel 30 cal. A 100% mismatch on numbers, I mean nothing matched. Had a very good bore, pretty good grips, 90% blue, no straw left and shot very well. I was on a college pistol team them and stayed in practice. The pistol would occasionally jam when you really cranked the trigger. The jam mode was for ejected shell to come back down into the action, at least that is what the jam looked like. Marked Gesichert and no Germany. It had no provenance, as they say in the antique trade. I traded it for a Nazi marked Browning High power and a Russin PPS1, but that is another story. I was quite fond of the 30 cal. They have awesome penetration and are easy to reload since the headspace on the neck.