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Hi crackerman, where did you get these targets?

Moin und Weidmannsheil aus Niedersachsen!

Oswald Prinz (https://prinz-waffen.de/) does Vierlings.

Here is an interesting offer on egun: a *slightly* modified model 98 presumably used for 300m shooting competitions. Chambered in 308 norma magnum no less. Image taken from: https://egun.de/market/item.php?id=20213671

In one of Scheiring's videos they state that their approach to regulate those 4 barrels at once is basically "throw lots of time (=money) at it - and then some more".

I'll try to hit it directly on on Tuesday the 27th.

It is the other way around: single set triggers are "Französischer Stecher": Double set triggers would be "Deutscher Stecher": (Images taken from the respective Wikipedia article)

It is very interesting how different shooters respond to different triggers. On set triggers I anticipate just the touching of the trigger too much. It makes me lose focus on the target even and sometimes I flinched because of that. Then again: gerenations of german hunters used set triggers...

According to German law yes. The law of the importing Nation needs to be cross-checked too though.

Brass itself is not subject to German Firearm Legislation. Can be bought by anyone.

On the topic of three-position-safeties for ZKKs: Ragnar Hansen in Norway sells them too. Either "regular": https://www.hansen-rifles.no/product/m70-type-trepunktsikring-for-brno/ Or "secura type": https://www.hansen-rifles.no/product/secura-m70-type-trepunktsikring-for-brno/ I had my...

Greetings from Lower Saxony (Germany)! Until now I have mostly hunted roe deer, boars and foxes. But boy do I dream of hunting Namibia one day... I have lurked the site some time and already have give a big thanks to all contributors for the wealth and breadth of knowledge presented.