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Posting here rather than in the Syria thread as the interest is in the older weapons: Carl Gustav, M1919, MG34, Sten, Maxim (unsure of type - comments welcome), bolt action rifles at 1.17 (id welcome), etc.
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Posting here rather than in the Syria thread as the interest is in the older weapons: Carl Gustav, M1919, MG34, Sten, Maxim (unsure of type - comments welcome), bolt action rifles at 1.17 (id welcome), etc.
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Posting here rather than in the Syria thread as the interest is in the older weapons: Carl Gustav, M1919, MG34, Sten, Maxim (unsure of type - comments welcome), bolt action rifles at 1.17 (id welcome), etc.
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With regards to my previous post, here's a photo of a Milkor grenade launcher with the same style of stock. The other key key features seem to match pretty well, so I would put this one as pretty certain.In the video I thought I saw a Polish PM-63 or PM-84 SMG.
There are also what I think may be some Milkor MGL grenade launchers in the photo, but the stock looks different from what I have seen before. The other features however match the Milkor better than other equivalents. Someone better informed may have a different opinion.
One of the rifles does look like a Carcano, as noted by another poster above.
With regards to my previous post, here's a photo of a Milkor grenade launcher with the same style of stock. The other key key features seem to match pretty well, so I would put this one as pretty certain.
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True. As is now quite widely known, the rebels found a lot of Stg44 at the start of the SCW. They were seen in use in the early fighting but it seems the stock of ammunition ran out. Quite a few were found, having been abandoned, when Aleppo fell to the govt. If Syria could export weapons to the US, the Stg would be a small gold mine for them.Probably handed most of those over because they couldn't get the ammo for them!
In the videos where we saw the various rebels being relocated, each man was allowed to keep one rifle or pistol (but not both) and three magazines. These were to be for self defence when arriving at the new location (evidently they didn't trust their fellow rebels).True. As is now quite widely known, the rebels found a lot of Stg44 at the start of the SCW. They were seen in use in the early fighting but it seems the stock of ammunition ran out. Quite a few were found, having been abandoned, when Aleppo fell to the govt. If Syria could export weapons to the US, the Stg would be a small gold mine for them.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769638398True. As is now quite widely known, the rebels found a lot of Stg44 at the start of the SCW. They were seen in use in the early fighting but it seems the stock of ammunition ran out. Quite a few were found, having been abandoned, when Aleppo fell to the govt. If Syria could export weapons to the US, the Stg would be a small gold mine for them.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769638398
Not sure about ‘small gold mine’ but $1200 isn’t loose change either. Selling 50 at bulk, maybe $8-900 each depending on quality
I’m surprised you didn’t point out that it was the only weapon there deemed sufficiently mighty to make the wearing of goggles necessaryBottom pic, under the telescope... I'm... nearly.... thERRRRRRRRRRE!
Ahhhhhhhhhh. Gimmie 20 minutes petal and I'll fix you.