Hallo Zusammen,
Some of you might remember me, i was super active on here from 2008 till 2015, then sorta quieted down, then when i emigrated to germany in 2017 sorta stopped posting at all. But today, well, i have something to contribute to this forum besides trolling trumptards....
anyway.
today i went shooting at a german gun range!
There were lots of things to remark upon. Of course, many differences, but many similarities too. And since i hadnt shot a k98 since i sold mine 5 years ago, it was a lot of fun; it was for me at least as much fun to CLEAN the rifle as it was to shoot it.
I shot a 1943 k98, all in the white, with a sight hood. it was a very good k98, would expect it would feth 1k on the market in the uS at this point, but i confess i'm out of the loop as ive been away for 4 years now
the range itself was smaller, tidier; fewer lanes, fewer people. but the people who were there were into it.
The main differences i could see:
1. Its not hard to "shoot" in germany. you join a gun club, they rent you pretty much whatever. I wanted to shoot a k98, i got it.
2. Range was smaller. in every way.
3. the beer here was better. just was. sorry.
Some of you might remember me, i was super active on here from 2008 till 2015, then sorta quieted down, then when i emigrated to germany in 2017 sorta stopped posting at all. But today, well, i have something to contribute to this forum besides trolling trumptards....
anyway.

today i went shooting at a german gun range!
There were lots of things to remark upon. Of course, many differences, but many similarities too. And since i hadnt shot a k98 since i sold mine 5 years ago, it was a lot of fun; it was for me at least as much fun to CLEAN the rifle as it was to shoot it.
I shot a 1943 k98, all in the white, with a sight hood. it was a very good k98, would expect it would feth 1k on the market in the uS at this point, but i confess i'm out of the loop as ive been away for 4 years now
the range itself was smaller, tidier; fewer lanes, fewer people. but the people who were there were into it.
The main differences i could see:
1. Its not hard to "shoot" in germany. you join a gun club, they rent you pretty much whatever. I wanted to shoot a k98, i got it.
2. Range was smaller. in every way.
3. the beer here was better. just was. sorry.

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