Milsurp After Hours

Here is one for you.

Built in Czech Republic in 1945 under Nazi Germany control, it found its way to the new country of Israel where it was used to defend the newly formed state.

Rechambered to 7.62NATO from the original German 8mm in the fifties, it sports the dot 1945 code along with approval stamps of Nazi German on the right side & the Israeli approval star of David on the left.

A very sweet shooter. I was surprised how tame the 7.62NATO round is compared to the 8mm.

A friend has a Norweigan one and its also friendy to the remains of my shoulder!

I really appreciate it, Ol' Iron Sights! We need all the help we can get to keep the old gun boat afloat! Charter Member of the Trainbusters Club in Korea, Top Gun and Grey Ghost of the Vietnam Ghost!

You are very welcome boltshooter!

My friend & fellow shooter, Evan has been busting his but pro bono on that ship. It has become his personal crusade.

Welcome to milsurpafterhours!

We hope to hear from you again soon!