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I´m a Finnish guy..live in Finland I´ve been raised with guns. My first gun was an old bb rifle...few thousand shots and few years later got my hands on Remington Nylon 66...year after this my first shotgun Remington 11-87 (left handed version). I´ve worked in gunstore for year and a half and during that time...well temptations were on the long weapon rack and handgun shelf..bought few guns with my salary Currently I have only 92FS Beretta 9mm, H&K USP 9mm Stainless, Eccevhia Star?? 9mm, Coonan Cadet .357Mag, Springfield Armory 1911 GI .45ACP, Luger (Parabellum) in 7,65Para original parts, M39 (Pystykorva) 7,62x53R, FN FAL .308Win(Australian version) and a Remington Viper for plinking
I hunt small game and shoot quite regulary at local range. I´m very interested about gun mechanics...have a need to disassemble every gun to pieces and see and understand what makes it "tick" Lately I´ve been working on a pistol holster project for Glock 17. We managed to get the first project ready and the thingie really works
I´m a Finnish guy..live in Finland I´ve been raised with guns. My first gun was an old bb rifle...few thousand shots and few years later got my hands on Remington Nylon 66...year after this my first shotgun Remington 11-87 (left handed version). I´ve worked in gunstore for year and a half and during that time...well temptations were on the long weapon rack and handgun shelf..bought few guns with my salary Currently I have only 92FS Beretta 9mm, H&K USP 9mm Stainless, Eccevhia Star?? 9mm, Coonan Cadet .357Mag, Springfield Armory 1911 GI .45ACP, Luger (Parabellum) in 7,65Para original parts, M39 (Pystykorva) 7,62x53R, FN FAL .308Win(Australian version) and a Remington Viper for plinking
I hunt small game and shoot quite regulary at local range. I´m very interested about gun mechanics...have a need to disassemble every gun to pieces and see and understand what makes it "tick" Lately I´ve been working on a pistol holster project for Glock 17. We managed to get the first project ready and the thingie really works