Mp 44 anyone? ..I have a few extra.....

Granted, could be the light that obscures the step of the barrel. However, on closer inspection I do see what you mean by the front sight. The front sight pedestal isn't square like it should be for the MP43/1's. So, looks like the Mp43/1 is incorrect and a trick of the light.

IIRC, with the MP43/1's had the rails on the rear sight for mouting the ZF41's. That was done away with with the MP43's. Can't find my reference on this point, so not 100% sure on that one.

Just curious, what books/resources do you have on the Sturmgewehr Blackgunlover? And more importantly, where can I get a copy? :)
 
I have just about everything ever printed on the MP44 that is any good. best right now would be Sturmgewehr!-From Firepower to Striking Power
by Hans-Dieter Handrich

Not a book for light reading.
 
I have the link to the entire set of pictures of the batf washington sight.. I do not think that they allow us to post links on this cgn.. or is it O.K.
 
http://64.184.32.112/cmmg_images/tbl_images/Guns/

even more of the goodies..........

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wtf is that one???

is this klunk's collection? :)

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wtf is that one???

I think that that's a South African designed 12 guage shotgun, feeds from the twin mags above the barrel. I forget what its called, dates back to the early nineties
 
ian_in_vic said:
wtf is that one???

I think that that's a South African designed 12 guage shotgun, feeds from the twin mags above the barrel. I forget what its called, dates back to the early nineties
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Neustead (or Neustad) shotgun. Named after the designer. I still have an old "Small Arms" magazine with the Peter Kokalis article trumpeting the fantastic new design that never went anywhere.... :rolleyes:
 
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