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kfirpanther3 β Zastava m70 rifles
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AKA the Yugo AK 47. Is said to be better than most AKsRelated content
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"he saw a lot of weird stuff there"
They even had old Flak guns, apparently
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yeah they did use that stuff...they also had a lot of ww2 era American M5A1 light tanks...and I think they had a few panzer 4's as well (and I brought up theT-34/85 with the rubber armour earlier and I found a pic of it: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipediaβ¦Β )
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They also had M36 Jacksons too...Β
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hmmm...I didn't know that...cool
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My father said that the M70 was just as reliable as the original AK47.
He knows that... he fired that rifle.
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Was he in the army?
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Have you seen this rifle IRL?
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Sadly, no.
My father moved to Austria in 1986.
1992, i was born in Vienna. That's where the Balkan War began.
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I own a Yugo 8mm Mauser M24/47 from Zastava, but I'm having some problems like finding the right ammo. It can fire ammo from Winchester though.
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"but I'm having some problems like finding the right ammo." why is that? restrictions?
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You can say that, I live in California.
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i suggest you get ammunition in nearby Arizona, and move it to CA.
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Talking of Mausers, have you tried a Type 24 Mauser from China?
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No, I haven't but I seen pictures f them.
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Have you fired a Zastava M70AB2 or any other deriatives of it?
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Unfortunately no, since I live in such a Liberal State.
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I suggest you move to Arizona.
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Tough luck of that happening.
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it will fall, someday... we just have to wait.
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I'm not one for patience really.
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like i said, buy it in AZ, then hide it in CA.
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Have you tried other Mauser rifles?
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Yugo M48, an Isreali converted K-98k, and a custom Czech vz.24 that fires .308.
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BTW, do you think a 7.92x57 version of M1 garand is ok?
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Hmmm, I'm not sure.
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Have you fired a Mosin Nagant before?
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Where did the rifle came from, was it an original Russian rifle (1891/30 or any of the variants, 1891 afterwards) or something else?
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It was made in 1948, it's an M44 Carbine model with a side folding bayonet. I got it at a Big Five Sporting Goods store in Fresno.
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Have you tried an M1 Garand before?
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tried bumpfiring it?
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NO, I'm not that crazy! No offense to you, though. I just don't that gun to hit me in the head when it jumps.
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But have you bumpfired other weapons before?
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Nope! And I don't plan to.
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Because of excessive recoil?
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That, and waist of ammo, and the possibility of getting seriously injured or worse.
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Have you tried firing an SMLE before?
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I fired an Ishapore model.
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was it 7.62x51 or original .303?
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Have you tried using a G3 rifle?
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No, but I held one.
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