[bobski]

i'll start it out. heres one of mine. i shot this one on the navy skeet team back in the 90's. its the 1 of 100. great gun.

 

[Waveform]

Hey bobski - you sure have some nice receivers. Too bad you don't have the matching barrels......



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[bobski]

that gun actually has matched 2 bbls.

 

[bobski]

heres my 1 of 8 3200 trap.

 

[bobski]

this one got away. it was an f grade 4 bbl set. i didnt have 20 grand at the time...:<

 

[RKB]

Here's my German 3200...

 

[bobski]

dont insult mr. krieghoff!

 

[RKB]

Love the 'no Krieghoff' sticker on yours
This Model 32 was initially an International Skeet gun, wide rib, Tula choked. It was one of the last 32's made and actually has a lot of K80 parts. It has an incredibly nice trigger pull, unlike a lot of older 32's I have shot. I put a K80 parallel-comb #1 trap stock on it and had Briley tube it. I still drag it out at least once a year and break a few birds with it, but after shooting six-pound sxs and pump guns as I do every week, I forgot how HEAVY a Krieghoff is. Can't believe I lugged this beast around for 500 bird shoots every month. Maybe if I got back in shape...

 

[bobski]

k guns dont turn heads at the world.
but you should have seen the glares i got with my no kreighoff sticker! lol.

 

[RKB]

k guns dont turn heads at the world.
but you should have seen the glares i got with my no kreighoff sticker! lol.

I'll bet! I still love the sticker! Probably more K-guns at the world than any other two makes combined. You were most likely one of the very few, if not the only, serious shooter there with a 3200. Good on ya!