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Shipping unprimed brass casing

Hello. I'm trying to ship some brass casings from Germany to Sweden for a friend. I also was planning to ship some unprimed bullets without powder but I'm unsure if the bullet being there would cause problems with customs. With the shipping of the brass casings I'm unsure if I'm allowed to just put it in a box and ship it there. So I'm here to ask if there are any specific procedures I have to follow?

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u/avarage_german — 7 days ago
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u/Visual-Ambassador-99 — 4 days ago
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Benelli Lupo .270 win

Hi everyone,

I am the owner of a brand new Beneli Lupo am looking for some real-world advice regarding the best suppressor for my Benelli Lupo B.E.S.T., chambered in .270 Win.

My absolute priority is maximum sound reduction (decibel suppression). I plan to use this rifle for hunting trips abroad where suppressors are allowed, and I don't mind the extra weight or length if it means achieving the quietest possible shot.

Thank you!

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u/Accomplished-Way-646 — 4 days ago
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Some old school Europe guns!

Well maybe apart from the Russian Mosins, that can be debated.

These are my handy dandy war carbines.

K31

Steyr M95/30

Berthier M16

Mosin Nagant M44

Mosin Nagant M38

The Berthier and M38 are unfortunately deactivated but I at least saved them from being destroyed entirely!

u/baaaaaardiiboy — 3 days ago
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🇷🇴 Romanian PM Md. 93

I thought this sub might appreciate a look at a relatively obscure piece of history.

This particular example is a fully functional select-fire specimen. What makes this specific select-fire example truly interesting is the fire control group. Unlike the standard Soviet RPK, the Romanian Md. 93 features a four-position selector: Safe, Full-Auto, 3-Round Burst, and Semi-Auto.

What really impressed me is the effectiveness of the 3-round burst at distance. Even at 100 meters (around 100 yards), all three rounds consistently land within the torso of a standard silhouette target.

Interestingly, unlike most 5.45 AK variants that moved to polymer or bakelite, this one still runs the Romanian-specific steel 45 round 5.45 magazines.

As far as I know, these guns are exceptionally rare in a civilian collection. While semi-auto parts kit builds exist, finding an original, functioning four-position PM Md. 93 is very rare. This particular rifle was manufactured in 1993 and is part of the first production run.

u/ylifasse — 1 day ago
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How to join in Danish gun politics

Hey everyone so as the title might give away I'm looking into joining in on working towards common sense gun ownership laws in Denmark, as our current laws make no sense and contain to many restrictions and gray zones. I've been looking for over a year unsuccesfully, I did today discover firearms united, but from what I could tell they are very dead, so I'd like to hear what the right move is to getting politically active with this and what orgs exist that may not have shown up in my search.

Kind regards :)

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u/the_scarry_lobster — 1 day ago