Beiträge von Jef

Hello,
i just read about this,
how serious are they??
Sorry for my english, i am from belgium and my german is very bad.
I'm shooting airguns for about 12 years now, and 3 years ago i also started playing paintball.
In two weeks it's the Big Game in Mahlwinkel (Germany).
I hope for everyone that plays and enjoys paintball in Germany that this is just a very bad joke.
Best regards,
Jef

If it is possible, would someone please tell me in english what is about to happen? or when it will happen?
Is there some kind of poll or petition you can sign?
I can spread them around on belgian paintball fora

Good morning,
i took the other mars apart, and it seems to be number 28,
the trigger return spring is missing, and the leather seal is totally worn out.
And there are some minor differences between both.
Thanks for your opinion on this.
Best regards,
Jef

And here ofcourse, the picture!

edit:
i just took the gun apart,
it seems to me that the stock is not original,
there is a lette "p" engraved just under the trigger guard.

The other parts of the gun are number-alike. Trigger, action and baarel all have the number 66 engraved.
Underneath the stock, everything seems to look great, no serious rust.,
i'll take another look at the other mars see if i can find some numbers there too...
regards

Hello CO2Air members,
sorry for my english,
.........but my German, nobody would understand.

I recently bought a Mars 100, with an odd looking stock,
I have a Mars 100 with the regular military-style stock (the action is without markings, but is 100% like a regular Mars)

this Mars has the following markings:
Mars 100

Venuswaffenwerk Zella-Mehlis (Germany)

It works perfectly with 4.4mm lead balls (from a haenel)
I haven't had a chance to measure velocity yet,
but i am a collector, so i will spare it as much as i can.

Have you ever seen this kind of stock?

All information is welcome,
i will take it apart soon, to see if there are any marking on the inside.

Kind regards,
jef

Hello,
sorry it's been a while since i visited CO2air.

I just weighed a series of 10 lead balls, the average is 0.92 grams,
but this difference in weight is probably not enough for the difference in velocity.
Maybe mine has just a few shots less fired.

Kind regards, and i'll keep an eye on the forum

Jef

Good morning,
does anyone have an idea where i can buy this UZI?
It is legal in Belgium, but impossible to get. Is there a webshop where i can buy it that you know of?

Thanks very much

It's probably great fun to shoot full auto, ideal for some indoor mayhem

Jef

Pelletman,
thanks for the reply,
I was just hoping that there was somekind of primitive scope to fit on the Hakim, that would 've looked nice. but if there is no original, i don t want anything on it.

I just received some H&N pellets, 5.50mm
I shot the rifle over the chrony, and it holds steady just over 140m/s

Kind regards,

Jef

Hello again,
the rifle is equipped with a 11 mm mount for a scope. Do you have any idea if there is an original scope for the Hakim?
I have looked for this on the internet, but again found nothing about this.

Regards,

Jef

Rifleman,
thanks for the link and the trouble,

The first symbol has a scratch at the bottom, i will try to make a better picture.
Do any of you then have an idea what the number "E133" on the inside means? or is this simply something from while it was in the factory?

Thanks a lot

Jef

PS i took another, closer look, and a better picture

the last 3 are definetly 441, but the first symbol resembles a "k" on the first page Rifleman posted

Pellet,
it is the item on the photo that i am missing,
the picture comes from the person i bought the rifle from, he also had the pleasure of owning two of them, just like you !

Hello,

thank you very much for the information! i am following this forum for a while now. Also for information about Haenel airrifles, because i have a few of them, which i restored.
This forum really is an enormous source of information.
I should purchase a copy of the Blue Book

The rifle i have has a few items missing,
the center stock screw,
the item in front of the iron sight,
the front piece for the sling
and a piece i do not know the word for in english, see picture

What would you reccomend?
leaving it in its original state,

or could i try to make the missing items myself, since it is impossible to get spare parts, I assume
But i would need exact measurments for this,
are there any diagrams of the rifle?
Or does anyone have experience with this?

I noticed the item in front of the iron sights whas welded on to the rifle, this ofcourse i would not do.

I know, a lot of questions, but i am really exited about this addition to my little collection.

Kind regards,
Jef

PS

Would the serial number be 133,
or is it like Pellet suggests
the first one looks like a 5 to me, the next two look like mirrored 3, and then 1
Pellet, the picture is indeed upside down, i forgot to rotate it

Picture 3

Picture 2

Hello,
i am sorry for posting in english, but my German is not very good.

I recently bougt a Hakim air rifle.
The information I already found on this forum has helped me alot, but i still have a few questions that some of you experts might be able to answer .

Right next to the deaths head, on the left side of the rifle there are a few numbers (see picture 1)
I believe it says "1335", but the "5" could be an unfortunate scratch. Is this the serial number?

Second picture:
a number under the loading port opener, only visible when the stock is removed. It says " E 133". Since they where made in Germany, could this stand for "Einheit 133", translated in english "number 133". Is this the serial number then, and is the 5 in the above picture only a scratch?

Third picture:
A mark on the back of the system, visible with the stock attached.
Three stars, inside a half moon, inside a circle.

If you want any additional pictures, please do not hesitate to ask ,

thanks alot for any answer i might get

Jef Verachtert
Belgium

Here's another one

Hello,
sorry for the english, but my German is really poor.
I just bought an Diana 30 and recently took it apart for the most.
Here is a picture of what you need
Regards,
Jef