03-06-2006, 01:05 PM
@ I.D.
Interessante artikler.
Det ser ud som om "Mølleren" har tyske gener.
Her er et uddrag af en af artiklerne:
In Europe, Shultz & Larson in Denmark were the outstanding protagonists of the cut rifling method and were making 8000 barrels a year. But adherence to workshop methods more suited to the beginning of this century, rather than its end, allowed competitors with newer technology to take their markets. They closed their doors just a few years ago. (However, I am happy to report that the business is now under new ownership and under the guiding hand of Jurgen Neilsen, Shultz & Larson are once again making fine rifle barrels.)
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mvh M@X.
DRALF champion 2005.
The first one ever.
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Interessante artikler.
Det ser ud som om "Mølleren" har tyske gener.
Her er et uddrag af en af artiklerne:
In Europe, Shultz & Larson in Denmark were the outstanding protagonists of the cut rifling method and were making 8000 barrels a year. But adherence to workshop methods more suited to the beginning of this century, rather than its end, allowed competitors with newer technology to take their markets. They closed their doors just a few years ago. (However, I am happy to report that the business is now under new ownership and under the guiding hand of Jurgen Neilsen, Shultz & Larson are once again making fine rifle barrels.)
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mvh M@X.
DRALF champion 2005.
The first one ever.
[IMG] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v487/4...kaLogo.jpg [/IMG]
Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard.....
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