I'll Show You Mine If You'll Show Me Yours (Part Deux)
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What is better than pictures? Videos!
Me doing a "quick" reload on my Romanian/NDS-3 AKM clone. Magazines are two 10/30 Promags.
I have done it a bit quicker before, but to record I had to sit down so the position was awkward.
I am sure if you are standing up and have a vest you can reload quicker. The mag snagged on my pocket/shirt which slowed me down a little.
Note I am a beginner and I am sure most people can do better than me. I was really just testing my camera's video function. Didn't know it had one.
YouTube - AKM quick reload
Me doing a "quick" reload on my Romanian/NDS-3 AKM clone. Magazines are two 10/30 Promags.
I have done it a bit quicker before, but to record I had to sit down so the position was awkward.
I am sure if you are standing up and have a vest you can reload quicker. The mag snagged on my pocket/shirt which slowed me down a little.
Note I am a beginner and I am sure most people can do better than me. I was really just testing my camera's video function. Didn't know it had one.
YouTube - AKM quick reload
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Same rifle, some new pics.
There is an AKT-98 (.22 AK) that I want to buy when I get the cash, hopefully the seller still has it by then. Or else I'll go with the SIG-522, GSG-5, or SKS.
There is an AKT-98 (.22 AK) that I want to buy when I get the cash, hopefully the seller still has it by then. Or else I'll go with the SIG-522, GSG-5, or SKS.
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YouTube - Mosin Nagant M44 Muzzle FlashYouTube - Mosin Nagant M44 Muzzle Flash
I don't know why it posted twice.
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Wrong. They're highly restricted, but not illegal.
You can legally own full-auto weapons here, there's just a lot of extra expense and red-tape involved. I've fired a real MP40, an StG44 and have seen MG34s and MG42s being fired all full-auto, all during a WW2 eastern-front reenactment I was participating in.
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nitpick: early PPSH 41's were selctive fire
Ultra nitpick: Type-1 and Type-2 PPSH-41's where select fire, the Type-3 was full-auto only
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Wow, its been a year (almost to the day) since I last posted here
Good to see that the usual suspects are still posting and collections are still growing.
Things have slowed down some for me since the birth of my son, but that was to be expected. Luckilly I was able to get some nice items over the last 12 months:
TT-33:
AR-15 (I know what was I thinking?)
And just arrived a couple of weeks back (I've been waiting over a year for these, long but worth it),
PPS-43:
Thompson m1928a1:
DPM:
I also found a 1943 Tula ex-sniper m91/30 but don't have any photos. However its a typical Ukrainian re-furb.
Good to see that the usual suspects are still posting and collections are still growing.
Things have slowed down some for me since the birth of my son, but that was to be expected. Luckilly I was able to get some nice items over the last 12 months:
TT-33:
AR-15 (I know what was I thinking?)
And just arrived a couple of weeks back (I've been waiting over a year for these, long but worth it),
PPS-43:
Thompson m1928a1:
DPM:
I also found a 1943 Tula ex-sniper m91/30 but don't have any photos. However its a typical Ukrainian re-furb.
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Is the PPS-43 and Thompson full auto?
Nice AR, but throw the A2 stock off of it. Looks odd with an M4 upper. And where is the flash hider? Got "assault weapon" laws to?
A week from today I should have a new addition to the collection.
Nice AR, but throw the A2 stock off of it. Looks odd with an M4 upper. And where is the flash hider? Got "assault weapon" laws to?
A week from today I should have a new addition to the collection.
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All three are.
Nice AR, but throw the A2 stock off of it. Looks odd with an M4 upper. And where is the flash hider? Got "assault weapon" laws to?
Thats the way it got imported. We're allowed flash hiders, but its easier to get them out of the US without one. Personally I'm not a fan of collapsable stocks so it can stay as is
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Or you can buy a 20" upper and make it into an M16 clone.
Each to their own though. You got a very impressive collection.
How much do the full autos cost over there?
Each to their own though. You got a very impressive collection.
How much do the full autos cost over there?
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Got some bad cell phone pics. Hopefully I can find the camera before I sell it. Found a good deal on an AR lower, so I will sell this and get the lower instead.
Some better pics:
Some better pics:
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i came across this rifle at a garage sale in the ardennes this weekend, there were lots of ww2 stuff being sold, many dug up grenades and helmets.
then i saw this rifle that i mistook for a mosin nagant (haven't played on the ostfront since DH was released ) the vendor told me it wasn't a nagant, but i couldn't understand the name he said.
it is obviously de-militarised, the old man asked
then i saw this rifle that i mistook for a mosin nagant (haven't played on the ostfront since DH was released
) the vendor told me it wasn't a nagant, but i couldn't understand the name he said.
it is obviously de-militarised, the old man asked
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but that doesn't really bother me, im happy that this type of weapon was used in WW2 apparently by italians, finns and germans. but it wasn't liked alot due to the unreliable quality of italian ammo.
The rifle Finnish troops used was a bit different version, Carcano m/38. And the main reason for Finnish troops disliking it was the permanently at 200 meters fixed rear sight. Other reason was the bad ammo. It was not really used by frontline combat troops. It was issued mostly for example to artillery and homefront troops.
But it
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normally Carcanos are the crudest, WORST, and i really say WORST machined and manufactured rifles you can get
this obviously is a postwar production so its really nice for a carcano
good buy imo
this obviously is a postwar production so its really nice for a carcano
good buy imo
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