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Magazine for Erma-Werke Rifle

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  • 06-05-2006 6:46pm
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    Redstag
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    I have a Erma-Werke EGM I Mod.70 0.22 rifle but I don't have a magazine for it. Could anyone give me some help on where I could source a replacement magazine?


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    civdef
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    http://www.cds-ehrenreich.de/ersatzt/em1.htm

    http://www.planet-of-gun.de/shop/k005u016s002.htm


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    Sandy22
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    Is that for the Erma M1 carbine .22lr replica, i.e. one of these - http://www.hunt101.com/showphoto.php?photo=403038 ?


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    Redstag
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    Sandy22, That looks like the right one. Is the mag for sale?


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    Redstag
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    civdef wrote:
    http://www.cds-ehrenreich.de/ersatzt/em1.htm

    http://www.planet-of-gun.de/shop/k005u016s002.htm
    Hi Civdef,

    Both Websites seem to have the magazine. The only problem is that I don't speak German, so I haven't a clue how to enquire or order the magazine. DO you know of any good translator???


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    civdef
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    My German is a bit rusty, so I'll give Clare Gunner or another more fluent speaker a chance to reply here first. In any case, I've found most German gun dealers speak very good English.

    Another tack to try with the mags might be to contact a few gundealers. When old guns are scrapped, the mags are often kept for spares. Grifffin Hawe in Athy used to have a few of these in the spares bin in years past.


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    Redstag
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    civdef wrote:
    My German is a bit rusty, so I'll give Clare Gunner or another more fluent speaker a chance to reply here first. In any case, I've found most German gun dealers speak very good English.

    Another tack to try with the mags might be to contact a few gundealers. When old guns are scrapped, the mags are often kept for spares. Grifffin Hawe in Athy used to have a few of these in the spares bin in years past.


    Sound man, I'll give them a go, and send the Germans an English email;)


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