Hot day but can't stay inside forever.
Here are the German WWII .32 and .380 pistols: top row L-R, Walther PP .32, Astra 600 .380, Mauser HSC .32, Sauer 38H .32, bottom row Ortgies .32, Mauser 34 ,32, Walther PPK .380.
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Good shooters all. Some a little ammo sensitive but when using factory FMJ they fired very well.
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Rifles next, 100yds
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DSA FAL, Austrian build. .308 Shooting my reloads.
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First ten
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Adjusted my point of aim.
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1900 M96 Swedish Mauser. 6.5 Swedish, this rifle is reall a sweet shooter. Were used by the Finns in the Winter War. This is a German Oberndorf manufacture.
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Open sights and old eyes don't do well together.
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Brought this Vietnam bring back SKS but didn't shoot it - just too damn hot.
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Great day, shot a pile of ammo, got to experience some cool old guns, hope ya'll like the photos.