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My small collection of demilitarized boys (semiauto SMGs) and nice girls (pistols)

vz. 61 Skorpion and vz. 50 cal. 7,65 Browning (.32 Auto)


Sa 26 and vz. 52 cal. 7,62x25 Tokarev


vz. 58V and civilian CZ83 cal. 7,62x39 and 9mm Browning Short (.380 Auto)

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.

Yes, CZ 83 was "upgraded" - adjustable rear sight, optical-fibre front sight, modified trigger - for better feeeeeling!
(and rubber bottom of magazine from CZ 75)

That's cool seeing your Czech weapons. How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?

I picked up a CZ 50 and a CZ 82 recently. A CZ 52 is high on my want list.

RazorBurn wrote:That's cool seeing your Czech weapons. How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?

I picked up a CZ 50 and a CZ 82 recently. A CZ 52 is high on my want list.

I'm almost opposite, I've got the CZ-52, and 2 CZ-83s, and the CZ-82 is on my wish list.

I have a couple of CZ 52's, one in 7.62X25 and one in 9mm. Those SMG's look really nice.

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.

Very Cool

Thanks, I will try....

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.

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Cool, he wrote a great song called, "I like guns". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU, sorry about the commercial.