My Kg-9 Interdynamics (Intertec\) now I think)-bolt semi-auto pistol is Tango-Uniform.

The serial # is less than 1000.

during the martial law enacted by Marcos the elder the m27 was the weapon most seen. signs at the bars said check all firearms at the bar. one knows they've been in the Philippines too long when you think five Pisos is a lot of money, you tie a gecko to your bed post to keep the mosquitos at bay and it doesn't bother you to go into a bar that has a guy with a machine gun at the door. there were woodworking shops that would make antiques to order. if one doesn't speak the language, it's best not go too far off the main streets I have blond hair and blue eyes I felt comfortable walking dirt roads. even on the main roads there were clubs that didn't like 'canos going into and would let you know but if you know the language and the customs they'd be okay with there and tell you so for learning Tagalog. there were times my brother-in-law get a bit nervous just because one never knew what police agency they worked at, CANU Constabulary Anti-Narcotics Unit persons did not have to account for any ammo they fired, they were the people one wanted to be friends with even the Barongay (neighborhood) captains could have seven or eight guys with Armalites at your house within seconds of lighting a trash bag filled with oxyacetylene it made for a very tense moment he was ready to take me in for production and detonation of an explosive devise took about a half an hour of talking to get his guys to put their weapons on safe. I invited every one of them to the party a couple weeks later, the fourth of July I asked him if was cool if some the guys lit fireworks he said no problem I had them all firing my oxyacetylene cannon. took two days to cook the pig it was a whole pig took around 50 kilos of charcoal over a bed of coals covered with banana leaves to keep the flesh from burning.