fat tony
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I first heard stories about these pistols in service in the Rhodesian Bush war. This was unfortunately a ghastly & sad story about a former physician in the Rhodesian Army who had become severely mentally ill possibly as a result of his war hardships. This man had immigrated to Canada from what I recall. An interview with him on a period Canadian investigative journalism program revealed that this one particular Star Model B was used for issuing field: "coup de gras". I won't go into the details but the details were quite horrible even just to hear someone who was there describing it from memory.
I like the very first model depicted, it has a look similar to the Polish VIS pistol - very classy.
The first Star model B:
Star model B Super image:
There is a write up at the link below as well:
http://www.star-firearms.com/firearms/guns/b/
The picture of the Star Model B pistols in what is supposedly a Russian storage crate is quite interesting to see. I wonder what conflicts these Soviet - Star model B pistols have wound up in over the decades since WWII?
I like the very first model depicted, it has a look similar to the Polish VIS pistol - very classy.
The first Star model B:

Star model B Super image:

There is a write up at the link below as well:
http://www.star-firearms.com/firearms/guns/b/
The picture of the Star Model B pistols in what is supposedly a Russian storage crate is quite interesting to see. I wonder what conflicts these Soviet - Star model B pistols have wound up in over the decades since WWII?

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