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37465 posts · Joined 2002. #13 · Apr 13, 2021. What PapaG said those years ago is true. Third line troops did camp duty to allow better troops to fight, and yes, many guns from subjugated nations were used by police and camp troops. This is all a part of history.
142 posts · Joined 2008. #21 ·Feb 14, 2010. Bought an Arminius HW7 at a gun show last year with both 22 LR and 22 MAG cylinders. Appeared to be nearly unfired, so I bought it for $160. Went to do some "plinking" and it performed flawlessly.
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I have a M1924 Yugo Mauser, and bought this book at a gunshow a few years ago. For the M24/47, it says that 10,935 new rifles were made in 1947. It also says that an additional 50,000 rifles were converted in 1949 to M24/47 configuration. It lists tables as to what stampings you should see and where.
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The bolt carrier/piston assembly arrived. It looks clean and fits fine. Attached is a pic of the original assembly from Century (right of photo) and the "new" Romanian assembly (left of photo). Not sure if the Tapco replacement piston from Century was short and that Century had to use a spacer or if thats the way its built up by Tapco.
The model was officially adopted in 1925, despite production beginning in 1924, as the Moschetto Modello 91/24. The process was conducted only at Terni and carried on until 1929. The thrifty scheme was a success. The 91/24 short rifles were inexpensive and easy to produce; they were handy and light, highly mobile.
P.O. BOX. 527. 20600 Eibar (Spain) E-mail: iparguns@iparguns.com. Phone: +34 943 20 41 17. Fax : +34 943 12 09 06. But it also might be easier to have a new barrel made...heck, a 9mm barrel for a 1911 may fit with a little modification...worth checking into. Marlin & Calico Specialist, also good at Star pistols...