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M1 carbine from Underwood.
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Another M1911A1 from Colt.
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This one doesn't really belong to me...my service gun.
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M7 Rifle Grenade launcher for the M1 Garand with a different rifle grenades.
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My second Liberator Pistol.
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Luxembourg.
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It is amazing to see all the guns that people own on here. I love old guns and I have a few pieces that date from the Civil War. They have been in my family for a long time and they will always stay. I have been offered good money for my collection, but there is no way I will sell them. One of them still works properly and I love mixing it with a really new scope and laser rangefinder. It is really interesting to see that good scope can work with any rifle and that is why I buy from ATN. I love the quality and adaptability of their equipment and I recommend it to everyone.
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How does it run?
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No idea lol.....haven't had a chance to try her out yet.
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So how does someone in Luxembourg get to own all of these fine guns?
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Haha yes but the process is what I'm interested in. Never knew you could own those types of guns in Luxembourg.
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Sorry goldfish! I somehow missed your post.
I will try to keep it short! It is a consequence of WWII, more precisely the "Battle of the Bulge". After the battle was over there were tens of thousands of small arms and UXOs covering the countryside and villages. There was no one there to pick them up. The army was started from zilch and police had suffered losses during the war. Very soon the kids started picking up all the "toys" and fooling around. There were many wounded and quite a few dead, as well from gunshot wounds as from exploding ordnance. So the adults started sanitising the countryside. They put all the UXOs either in disused wells or in the mill channels. Most small arms were just put away, hidden somewhere in the barn or the house. So traditionally gun laws in Luxembourg were very liberal. If you found an old gun form WWII in your house it was very easy to register and thus legalise it. The government was happy to know where the guns were and preferred to have a nearly complete register, then to have thousands of illegal guns, nobody knew about, floating around.
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