John:
Any chance of finding surplus 8mm Mauser, I see it on some of the U.S. sites from various countries, and thought if anyone in Canada could get some it would be you... enjoy the upcoming holiday season
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John:
Any chance of finding surplus 8mm Mauser, I see it on some of the U.S. sites from various countries, and thought if anyone in Canada could get some it would be you... enjoy the upcoming holiday season
No retreat,No surrender
h:s:Originally Posted by johnone
John
you will finish shipping containers of 8mm mauser in a day if you bring them in to KANADA
You could sell the rest to Canadains... I only would like maybe a crate.. then I will be good for-eva
No retreat,No surrender
i gave up trying to find surplus, now i just reload.. probably your only bet now adays.
I think we'd like two crates please
Doesn't matter, anymore. We're only good for filling sandbags for floods and saving people during winter storms. Other-wise we're kicking posts and crazies who are over worked, over taxed, underpaid and never truly appreciated.
Quite list of interestees but I dont think we'll be seeying much 8mm surplus come our way. Quite a big clientelle south of the border.
So many Mausers so little time.
Leave the 1950's stuff to the Americans, sell us the M-75 Yugo accuracy loads
I'll be interested in K98 too
Portugease and Yugo are the best, Turkish and Greek not so good. Been 10 years since Canada had any... Even drying up down south.
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