Courtesy of Oleg Volk
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What's she packing there?
ReplyDeleteSweet rifle! One of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteAnyone ever seen a magazine for it that holds more than ten?
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ReplyDeleteahab,
ReplyDeleteThat's a French MAS 49/56. Wonder where Oleg turned that up for a prop? ;)
john galt,
To the best of my knowledge, only 10-rd magazines are available. I'd like to find stripper clips...
ahab,
ReplyDeleteI believe that's a French MAS rifle. Either in 7.5mm French or possibly re-chambered in the very manly .308...
(First thing I noticed was the rifle, actually...)
Ahh, a Frenchie rifle! Must be like new then!
ReplyDeleteIt was only surrendered once by a little old lady from Lyon.
ReplyDeleteThis sort of thing (tam's comment) reminds me that I've long thought there should be sufficient demand to support, with modern computer-controlled machining, custom magazines for old weird guns.
ReplyDeleteI know there've been 20 round fixed magazines (and possibly removables?) for Mauser 98s, since Numrich had them in their catalog.
And all those people with MAS-49s or AG-42s (cough) might well want even a spare normal magazine, let alone an extended one...
Sure, it might cost $50 or even $100, but that's better than $unavailable.
(I'd buy a 20 rounder for my AG-42 if it was $50, and think real hard about it at $100.)