J. M. Browning's Luger Design

Roadkill · 01-04-2003, 10:03 PM

Went out a couple of days ago to play with some toys, I tend to take guns I like to shoot and leave the others behind. This time I took only those I hadn't shot since I could remember. Out came a AC44 P38, a Haenel Schmeisser .25, a Japanese type 99, Mod 44 Nagant, and a 1951 Russian Tokarev. I was very pleased with the TT33. Shooting Norinco 7.62x25 at 25 yds I put some very respectable holes in the targets. The action was smooth, the recoil pleasant, the muzzle climb very manageable, and flawless in function, feeding, ect. Mr. Browing didn't make any junk.

rk

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01-04-2003, 10:03 PM	#6
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Went out a couple of days ago to play with some toys, I tend to take guns I like to shoot and leave the others behind. This time I took only those I hadn't shot since I could remember. Out came a AC44 P38, a Haenel Schmeisser .25, a Japanese type 99, Mod 44 Nagant, and a 1951 Russian Tokarev. I was very pleased with the TT33. Shooting Norinco 7.62x25 at 25 yds I put some very respectable holes in the targets. The action was smooth, the recoil pleasant, the muzzle climb very manageable, and flawless in function, feeding, ect. Mr. Browing didn't make any junk. rk