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What is on the rear of the slide of the CZ-83 and was the trigger changed out on it? Reason I ask is I have 2 CZ-83s I bought while stationed in Germany and neither have that.
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Mike
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RazorBurn wrote:... How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?
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Using welder and grinder and dismounting some parts so there is de office impossible full auto. Sa vz. 58 too.
Did licenced subjects using certified processes.
It´s de facto impossible for civilian to own full auto weapon here.
PPSh 41 - ones of the weapons (alongside Mosin Nagant ) of the 1st Czechoslovak Army Corps; this unit in the Battle of the Dukla Pass in the fall of 1944, together with Red Army units, after a very heavy fighting, managed to cross the Czechoslovak state border for the first time. It was in October 4, 1944.