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As the son of a WWII vet with several slain uncles, my first impulse was to tell myself I wasn't going to bother to watch or repost this, but then I got to thinking that I'm both an Anschutz and a Glock owner...

 
Austrians start all the wars and then blame the Germans and play the victim. ;). Lol

I watched that video the other day too. Excellent video. Though he does give some incorrect information on some of the German military firearms. But I guess for a Brit, it’s ok.
 
I generally do not like most German guns. Over engineered and in some cases weird, angular styling.

Those huge scopes don't help either.
 
As it was explained to me, all Austrians are German but not all Germans are Austrian.

So are Alsatians. (my ancestors).

Got the hell out before the Calvinists burnt us all after they confiscated our farms and Churches.
 
I generally do not like most German guns. Over engineered and in some cases weird, angular styling.

Those huge scopes don't help either.

Tell us you've never hunted in Germany without telling us you've never hunted in Germany!

Driven hunts, rapid target acquisition, fast moving targets, quick shooting through small openings, night hunting is legal from hochsitz (high seats). All to try as best they can to keep the wild boar and other game populations down in the prized agricultural areas in the reviers.
Total different styles of hunting, shooting and conservation than in NA.
 
Tell us you've never hunted in Germany without telling us you've never hunted in Germany!

Driven hunts, rapid target acquisition, fast moving targets, quick shooting through small openings, night hunting is legal from hochsitz (high seats). All to try as best they can to keep the wild boar and other game populations down in the prized agricultural areas in the reviers.
Total different styles of hunting, shooting and conservation than in NA.

If those guns work there, that's fine, but I don't live there nor hunt there. YMMV.
 
Tell us you've never hunted in Germany without telling us you've never hunted in Germany!

Driven hunts, rapid target acquisition, fast moving targets, quick shooting through small openings, night hunting is legal from hochsitz (high seats). All to try as best they can to keep the wild boar and other game populations down in the prized agricultural areas in the reviers.
Total different styles of hunting, shooting and conservation than in NA.

What the hell does that have to do with the aesthetics of their rifles, you can do all that with good looking rifles as well.
 
Tell us you've never hunted in Germany without telling us you've never hunted in Germany!

Driven hunts, rapid target acquisition, fast moving targets, quick shooting through small openings, night hunting is legal from hochsitz (high seats). All to try as best they can to keep the wild boar and other game populations down in the prized agricultural areas in the reviers.
Total different styles of hunting, shooting and conservation than in NA.

i used american rifles and scopes to do the same things and i hunted drucken as well with a german rifle and german scopes ....all in alsace that are using the same rules as in germany ...

being snob doesnt mean they are or were smart ...
 
:dancingbanana:

Good video

Cool about the cheek piece pistol grip German sxs shotguns were intended for dual purpose big game and small game hunting
 
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:dancingbanana:

Good video

Cool about the cheek piece pistol grip German sxs shotguns were intended for dual purpose big game and small game hunting

try that there and explain them they re all germans lol ... never heard that one but it must be a german lol ...

the cheek piece can be great depending on your neck and cheek but yes always trying to be able to use at different game but it may or not work ...
 
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