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I thought my M44 had a huge muzzle flash, I can't imagine what a 12" barrel would be like.
The Obryez
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I would have to have a look again but I do not recall seeing anything about them in any of the books I have. Maybe someone else can confirm seeing a record of these alterations.Calum said:Knowing the British that didn't allow you to use your wire mesh cleaner on your pull through without permission from your CO.
So I can only image that it was an armourer modification...along with mountains of paperwork.
Kulak is Russian for a 'fist' and is a nick name for a better off peasant.
'Obrez' is russian for a 'sawed-off'. There is no direct connection, it is incorrect to say that kulak's weapon of choice was obrez, as not every kulak was offering armed resistance to the bolsheviks. Obrez was a niche weapon used instead of a pistol whenever someone need concealed carry weapon. The same kulaks used full wood MNs for long distance shots.
'Obrez' is russian for a 'sawed-off'. There is no direct connection, it is incorrect to say that kulak's weapon of choice was obrez, as not every kulak was offering armed resistance to the bolsheviks. Obrez was a niche weapon used instead of a pistol whenever someone need concealed carry weapon. The same kulaks used full wood MNs for long distance shots.
