For Makarov owners.

[nirvana]

You have FAT HANDS Russian.  Just Kidding.  Beer is nasty, I drink soda pop!

[Sox62]

Originally posted by Russian
It works... LOL

I've been considering buying a Makarov for some time now.

That just sealed the deal.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Bah, Baltika-6 is the true bottled headache. Only kiddies drink -3.

[Boroda]

Originally posted by MrRiplEy[H]
Bah, Baltika-6 is the true bottled headache. Only kiddies drink -3.

You probably meant Baltika-9? 6 is "porter", dark and quite strong, but nothing compares to 9. I like strong beer, but 9 is too much for me, it was a first Russian strong beer back in the 90s, I didn't drink it for maybe 7 years or more...

"We drink vodka only for smell, we are naturally stupid enough" (Водку пьём для запаха, дури своей хватает)

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Ah yes 9 it was.

[lazs2]

When the russians copied the Walther PP they also copied that feature.

lazs

[Boroda]

Originally posted by lazs2
When the russians copied the Walther PP they also copied that feature.

Funny, but it seems to me that when PP was designed there were no such beer caps. In 1960s in GDR soda and beer were sold in bottles with caps on wire, so you could open and seal them again easily with plain fingers.

[lazs2]

not saying that the 1935 walther had a built in bottle opener that was intentional.... only that the 1950's makarov copy of the walther will open beer bottles just like the original will.

lazs

[Estel]

Originally posted by lazs2
not saying that the 1935 walther had a built in bottle opener that was intentional.... only that the 1950's makarov copy of the walther will open beer bottles just like the original will.

lazs

Can't find original Walther schematics to check, is there inside somethhing identical.