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rimfire · 07-06-2005, 10:50 PM

My Grandfather was a shooter, he did not just collect pistols, he shot them on a regular basis in many competitions. He was quite a shot, he had dozens of medals. So I would not be surprized if he worked on these pistols to get some sort of accuracy edge. When the guns were delivered to W. Glaser they knew of Herr Ritzi. When I post pic's I will show a couple of his scorecards.

When I went to the range with him it was quite interesting. Yes, the glass of wine before the match. The other funny thing was that the pistols and rifle guys were quite segragated, they did not mix. When I went over the rifle side, Opapa wondered what I was doing over there with the riff-raff. What a hoot.

So, hopefully the paperwork will go through OK and I can get these on their way, I'm very excited. And I found some surplus 7.65mm rounds on Sportsman Guide, 500 rounds for $129, Finnish surplus I think. I suppose I should not shoot the 1900, however...

Jim

07-06-2005, 10:50 PM	#7
rimfire User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: virginia beach, va Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	My Grandfather was a shooter, he did not just collect pistols, he shot them on a regular basis in many competitions. He was quite a shot, he had dozens of medals. So I would not be surprized if he worked on these pistols to get some sort of accuracy edge. When the guns were delivered to W. Glaser they knew of Herr Ritzi. When I post pic's I will show a couple of his scorecards. When I went to the range with him it was quite interesting. Yes, the glass of wine before the match. The other funny thing was that the pistols and rifle guys were quite segragated, they did not mix. When I went over the rifle side, Opapa wondered what I was doing over there with the riff-raff. What a hoot. So, hopefully the paperwork will go through OK and I can get these on their way, I'm very excited. And I found some surplus 7.65mm rounds on Sportsman Guide, 500 rounds for $129, Finnish surplus I think. I suppose I should not shoot the 1900, however... Jim