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It's certainly Match Guns. Gehmann took over the german (maybe also the international) distribution for Match Guns at IWA-Gun Fair 2005, the italian company Cesare Morini now designs for. Because the "official" partner of Gehmann is Morini Competition Arm (Francesco will agree...) und to a...

SM Rhöner Sportwaffenfabrik quit business in 1999. The single shot pistol SM 76 was very popular for european silhouette shooters. There is now a company, which bought the machines and the SM-brand and plans to get back into business, also with the SM 76: SM Chemnitzer Sportwaffen- und Munitionsfabr...

I would also keep that card: it's autographed by Dieter Anschütz himself, the "boss" - he started that now famous Anschütz service at international competitions in 1960 at the Olympics in Rome, carrying a vendor's tray with spare parts all day long...

Hi is often here in germany, shooting together with Maik Eckhardt, the german champion and with Gaby Buehlmann, the swiss rifle-shooter and former world-recordholder (400 of 400). All three are coached by Heinz Reinkemeier (author of "Ways of the Rifle" and a brand-new book about air rifle...

Before 1972, when the first (after-war) german gun law was introduced, it wasn't necessary to number airguns like firearms (some manufacturers did, others didn't). Also the early FWB pistols (before 1972/73) don't carry the "F in pentagram"-sign, which is required now to show that an airgu...