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Kiwi · 08-17-2020, 10:14 AM

Carl, welcome to the forum.
There are many people here, not all are collectors, some shoot for competition, some shoot for fun, some both.
If you are a shooter rather than a collector there is also a wealth of information here on problem solving, maintenance, restoration and reloading.

I initially just wanted a toggle gun, for fun. I got a 1970's Mauser in 7.65 x 21 (.30 Luger) saw the cost of ammunition and set out to reload. This is about the only site that has that data.

But the collection of shooters has grown: a 1913 DMW P-08 in 9mm - because it does NOT have the Swiss grip safety, followed by an Erma KGP-69 in .22LR, again tech information and help from members here.

Whatever your reason for getting any of these the information sharing here is amazing.

08-17-2020, 10:14 AM	#7
Kiwi User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wrong side of the Delaware river Posts: 320 Thanks: 229 Thanked 456 Times in 180 Posts	Carl, welcome to the forum. There are many people here, not all are collectors, some shoot for competition, some shoot for fun, some both. If you are a shooter rather than a collector there is also a wealth of information here on problem solving, maintenance, restoration and reloading. I initially just wanted a toggle gun, for fun. I got a 1970's Mauser in 7.65 x 21 (.30 Luger) saw the cost of ammunition and set out to reload. This is about the only site that has that data. But the collection of shooters has grown: a 1913 DMW P-08 in 9mm - because it does NOT have the Swiss grip safety, followed by an Erma KGP-69 in .22LR, again tech information and help from members here. Whatever your reason for getting any of these the information sharing here is amazing.