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    Who would have thought it would still be in service half a century later?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vincent View Post
    Who would have thought it would still be in service half a century later?
    More to do with the basics and very few working parts I would say, certainly the building blocks for H&K. Although purely coincidence have been looking for info regarding the 7.92x33 Kurz,, see the thread in the reloading part of the forum.
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    Apologies.......couldn't resist putting this up as Egyptian Paras fail to exit the aircraft cleanly and with a bit of reluctance too in many cases

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