Cool write up. Learned some neat stuff!!!
Proof stamps
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Very interesting read. Thanks
Thanks a million. Very interesting!
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Good article, especially for those wanting to know what the squiggles on their beloved HK's mean. And that last sentence should be in bold.
Thanks for sharing! Good read
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Very nice article. Thanks for posting!
Very informative, thanks for the post.
I don't know why but I really like the look of proof marks on HK's.
YES!! I agree completely. The antlers especially. I feel like it makes them look regal almost.I don't know why but I really like the look of proof marks on HK's.
Since HK uses a laser to burn them in, they are so "clean" and clear.I don't know why but I really like the look of proof marks on HK's.
Big difference to roll stamping which is not that bad either.
The worse ones are the ones made by electric markers!
''In this example it is Stuttgart'' ?
Upps, thanks for spotting this, of course this should have been Ulm.''In this example it is Stuttgart'' ?
While they are not far form each other!
Thanks for the write-up. I read an article about it long ago, but forgot some of the details. It really gives you a sense of how detail oriented the Germans are.
This really deserves a sticky
This can be followed on my web site and I will have write ups on ammunition and barrels as well.This really deserves a sticky
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