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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    So it is possible to own rifles chambered for "military" rounds in France? When I asked I was told that 7.62 was a no-no.
    Get orf moi Land!

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by happybonzo
    So it is possible to own rifles chambered for "military" rounds in France? When I asked I was told that 7.62 was a no-no.
    If this SLR was re-chambered to 7mm08 I could have walked out of the shop with it.
    Military calibres are category 1 (.338 Lapua Magnum is classed as Cat 5. hunting though :D ), procedure to aquire as previously described.
    Most folks avoid cat 1 because of the what I consider to be minor hassle involved. Folks don't like doing things that involve plod or officials.

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Thinking about this, I'm still agrieved that the damned French can go out and legally buy a SLR but in this country you've got no fooking chance, ever.

    Its just not right.

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    There's a company selling SLRs here in Germany, I definitely intend to get one, unfortunately because of a change in the law I will have to wait 6 months as I have just acquired a M1 Garand and a Browning.
    As a comfort to tide me over every now and then I drool over the report on the SLR in Visier.

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by Drlligaf
    There's a company selling SLRs here in Germany, I definitely intend to get one, unfortunately because of a change in the law I will have to wait 6 months as I have just acquired a M1 Garand and a Browning.
    As a comfort to tide me over every now and then I drool over the report on the SLR in Visier.
    Got a link? (I have a German ticket too...)

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by Alsacien
    Quote Originally Posted by Drlligaf
    There's a company selling SLRs here in Germany, I definitely intend to get one, unfortunately because of a change in the law I will have to wait 6 months as I have just acquired a M1 Garand and a Browning.
    As a comfort to tide me over every now and then I drool over the report on the SLR in Visier.
    Got a link? (I have a German ticket too...)
    I shall have a trawl through my back copies of Visier and try and come up with one. Wait out.

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by jagman
    Thinking about this, I'm still agrieved that the damned French can go out and legally buy a SLR but in this country you've got no fooking chance, ever.

    Its just not right.
    and I believe, all the other countries in Europe - and across the world, and pistols too...

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by Alsacien
    Quote Originally Posted by Drlligaf
    There's a company selling SLRs here in Germany, I definitely intend to get one, unfortunately because of a change in the law I will have to wait 6 months as I have just acquired a M1 Garand and a Browning.
    As a comfort to tide me over every now and then I drool over the report on the SLR in Visier.
    Got a link? (I have a German ticket too...)
    Found the article, the company is called Luxembourg Defence Technology, www.luxdeftec.lu apparently their SLRs are the real thing, a mere € 1600 each.

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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by Drlligaf
    ... apparently their SLRs are the real thing, a mere € 1600 each.
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    Re: Buying an SLR.

    Quote Originally Posted by mac1
    Quote Originally Posted by jagman
    Thinking about this, I'm still agrieved that the damned French can go out and legally buy a SLR but in this country you've got no fooking chance, ever.

    Its just not right.
    and I believe, all the other countries in Europe - and across the world, and pistols too...
    We don't need a license for an SLR here. We buried 85% of them after Port Arthur (smirks smugly) And the Mini-14/M-1 Garand/M1A/insert bad toy of choice here...

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