ERMA catalogue circa 1986
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I have one of those 68A "Lugers". Very fussy about what it will feed. Cool little pistol though. - dan
- Location
- south central Alberta
I had one of the lever action .22s for years, it would have been purchased early '80s or late '70s, I remember my mom had to buy it because I wasn't 16 yet. It was a great gopher shooter
- Location
- south central Alberta
The founder of Henry had an involvement with Erma back in the day.
I think Henry is still making the pump action, although I haven't seen one in the wild.
Rossi also makes a version very similar, but has some weird features that make it look kinda fugly to me
I think Henry is still making the pump action, although I haven't seen one in the wild.
Rossi also makes a version very similar, but has some weird features that make it look kinda fugly to me
The ERMA EGM 1, was my dream gun as a young teenager (10-12y), growing up in Germany.
Every day after school me buddy and I passed by the hardware store, to "lick" the display window.
Never had owned one since, and now they seem to be on the prohib list.
There goes my childhood dream.
Every day after school me buddy and I passed by the hardware store, to "lick" the display window.
Never had owned one since, and now they seem to be on the prohib list.
There goes my childhood dream.
I had the EM-1 22LR with 2 15 shot mags. It only cycled round nose bullets, very sharp feed ramp that let hollow point noses smash a bit and not feed. Regardless the peep sights were wicked accurate. You could spend all day zapping a pop can around in the dirt at 100m. 25-50-75-100 were the steps of the rear sight and wind age knob.
Super fun toy that killed probably 1000 gophers.
Super fun toy that killed probably 1000 gophers.
