relic weapons of ww1 and ww2

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Kris, that is a 9mm Polish Radom or VIS or known to the Germans as the P35(P).

Cheers, Ade.

[stuka f]

Hi Kris, that is a 9mm Polish Radom or VIS or known to the Germans as the P35(P).

Cheers, Ade.

Thanks Ade!! I still have got much to learn about fire arms!

[Adrian Stevenson]

They are great weapons. Very popular with Germans, who kept them in production for themselves.

I have one too, but not a relic, so I won't show it here, but I have shown it on the forum in the past.

Cheers, Ade.

[dwmmg08]

I actually got to shoot a Radom pistol this last weekend. It was really well designed, the grips fit well in the hand, it shoots well too.

[stuka f]

I actually got to shoot a Radom pistol this last weekend. It was really well designed, the grips fit well in the hand, it shoots well too.

Hello and welcome to the forum.
There is no great chance I will ever fire mine....
......however it would be tempting to try to restore such a relic...

[Hunt for the IronCross]

how much do you want for your first and second luger ?

[Hunt for the IronCross]

what would you take on the lugers

[stuka f]

how much do you want for your first and second luger ?

If you mean mine...; have a look here:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/armou...55/#post157603

[Peter Wells]

That bipod is also correct for the "T Gewehr" - the German WW1 anti-tank riifle. Seeing a G98 was found nearby that possibly maskes it a WW1 relic off either an MG08/15 or T if location fits with WW1 action?
Enjoying this site tremendously. Well done guys.
I have ambitions of doing some rooting around the Angolan battlefields one day if I can get over the red tape .

[daveycwj]

dont know if someones pointed this one out 2 you mate but thats a polish radom isnt it? i know the grips are off a radom.....


whoops some has. my bad....