WTK Info on the Walther Olympia

minigun · 05-09-2007, 12:04 AM

Tac, that is just an awful story. Man I feel for you and your countrymen. I mean I just have no words at all to express on your Country's gun situation. Just thinking about all that just makes me want to vomit.

Imperial Arms-Thanks for the info. That helped 100% more than I used to know about these (which was almost nothing). I bought it because I collect German/Swiss guns and this is something I just didn't have, so I grabbed her. I really didn't even care if I was paying a little too much or not, I just wanted to get the collection going in another direction besides the military end. I hear Buxton is really collecting these as I hear he thinks these will be the next thing to skyrocket in value. What will kick these into that kind of upward dollar movement? They are neat and all, but what will be the driving force? Supply and demand or something else....

So the pistol I have is an M1925 then? What was it used for in the sporting world-only target shooting or was it in the Olympic games at one point? The pic that was provided, what is the little "key" in the box?

-Kelly

05-09-2007, 12:04 AM	#10
minigun User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 424 Thanks: 16 Thanked 20 Times in 15 Posts	Tac, that is just an awful story. Man I feel for you and your countrymen. I mean I just have no words at all to express on your Country's gun situation. Just thinking about all that just makes me want to vomit. Imperial Arms-Thanks for the info. That helped 100% more than I used to know about these (which was almost nothing). I bought it because I collect German/Swiss guns and this is something I just didn't have, so I grabbed her. I really didn't even care if I was paying a little too much or not, I just wanted to get the collection going in another direction besides the military end. I hear Buxton is really collecting these as I hear he thinks these will be the next thing to skyrocket in value. What will kick these into that kind of upward dollar movement? They are neat and all, but what will be the driving force? Supply and demand or something else.... So the pistol I have is an M1925 then? What was it used for in the sporting world-only target shooting or was it in the Olympic games at one point? The pic that was provided, what is the little "key" in the box? -Kelly