Madsen 1923 de Caballeria - Ejercito Argentino

[Luis Bren]

This Madsen belongs to my collector friend.

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The 1923 Madsen! Amazing!

















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[Eaglelord17]

Is it still live or has it been deactivated?

[Luis Bren]

Hi eaglelord
I heard from my friend that this Madesn is deactivated.
I do not know which way was deactivated .

[Eaglelord17]

Still pretty cool, thanks for sharing

[browningautorifle]

Now there's something you just don't see every day. No matter what country you're in.

[Luis Bren]

Hi Fellows!
More Madsens!

















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[RCS]

When you look at the method of attaching the Madsen magazine with the external catch, it reminds me of the US Johnson Model 1941 LMG. The Johnson uses a very close variation of the Madsen magazine only
it is inserted from the left side of the receiver

[emmagee1917]

When you look at the method of attaching the Madsen magazine with the external catch, it reminds me of the US Johnson Model 1941 LMG. The Johnson uses a very close variation of the Madsen magazine only
it is inserted from the left side of the receiver

I was not aware this gun had the " Johnson mag " before the Johnson . Neat . Are all the Mansen mags reloadable from rifle stripper clips like the Johnson's mags are ? Well , with so many different calibers , I'd guess not . But what about 30-06 , 7mm mauser , etc. ?
Chris

[Luis Bren]

Madsen on gunrack with other deactived and repro machine guns





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[Luis Bren]

Madsen A.A. sight







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