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" New " GemNovember 16 2011 at 9:45 PM
davidsen keld (Login Air-Coll)
Bought this one some days ago, pretty sure its a FLZ late 20 to late 30, no marks but the number 3402,front seight missing, but i can make one.
And here is a little problem, right here its connect with spring,and not before,broken or wrong type of spring
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Dave (Login DCL_dave)
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Composite type Gem... November 17 2011, 4:44 PM
Hi Keld,
Nice find. I think you're right, it's a Composite type Gem made by Fritz Langenham between the wars circa 1920-39. Have seen these stamped "Made Abroad" on one of the barrel flats, whichcould be interpreted as being made at a time when sentiment towards German products wasn't at a high point...
I have a scrap action/barrel...infact most bits apart apart from the sights and mainspring!...if you have a look at the link below, hopefully you can see it was an anglular type of frontsight with abead...I'll see if I have a better pic somewhere...
http://www.network54.com/Forum/661795/message/1285433573/Three+FLZ+Composite+type+Gems
Gems patterns always wanted, especially Jean Marck T-Bar Gems
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davidsen keld (Login Air-Coll)
Hi Dave November 17 2011, 11:43 PM
It would be nice with a closeup of the frontseigt, do you have a stock for my diana 3L?
Never seen anything like this ;-0
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Dave (Login DCL_dave)
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Blimey!... November 19 2011, 8:05 AM
Hi Keld,
Blimey!...that's a beauty and no mistake! :D ...no promises, but I think I may have a serviceable Diana 3L type stock, I'll have a look in the shed later on and let you know.
Still trying to find a good pic of the compo gem frontsight...(I sold the 3 I had a while back)
Gems patterns always wanted, especially Jean Marck T-Bar Gems
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KeldD (Login KeldD)
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something like this ?? February 4 2012, 11:27 AM
This is from an airpistol, FLZ , They are both made by Freiderick, so why not??
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