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And if it is what I think it is,
this is what it is.....
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<font color="#cd6600" size="1">[ June 03, 2005 11:31 AM: Message edited by: NEW KK with Lime ]</font>
Another type of toy!
Cool haul I guess, since I know nothing about firearm.
I likes the weird stuff. Made in the late 50's and mid-40s, respectively.
Are they the "real" stuff or only working reproduction?
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That's some pretty cool hardware.
Oh, and in case someone was wondering what they were.
The first one (the slide markings are different on mine) is a West German Firebird (variation of the Russian Tokarev). They were made in Hungary for the Egyptian military, but they cancelled the order part way through production. So most of them were sold to a West German commercial gun manufacturer. Fires 9mm luger. Circa 1958-59.
The second one is an Enfield no2 mark1*. Made by the British government during WWII. The * part refers to the variation with the hammer bobbed - they were designed for tank crews that didn't want anything to snag when getting out of a tank in a hurry. Fires 38 S&W.
NOW YOU KNOW!!!!!!!!! [img]wink.gif[/img]
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That's the kind of stuff I like to learn... It's just some cool little tibits of info like that that make my day!Quote:
they were designed for tank crews that didn't want anything to snag when getting out of a tank in a hurry.
Thanks man!
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