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    Quote Originally Posted by HENRY B View Post
    schnellfeuer
    That must be a roar...literally... Those barrels with the line around them were sleeved together, aren't they?
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    I remember an American movie, I believe from the 1970s, that had a bloke who was being chased (or chasing someone) using as Schnellfeuer. I had already known about them, but had never seen one in use. All I could think was, 'THAT is a nice bit of kit - wish I had one.'

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    i think you are thinking about thunderbolt and light foot,george kenndy was chasing clint eastwood

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    WOWZY WOW WOW!!! That is a beautiful collection on Broomies.
    The guy on our next crew watch is going to be ****ed off with all this drool that now on my keyboard.

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    That’s a mighty fine looking collection.

    What does the 9 on the grips signify?

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    that was branded either in the field or at the factory so the germans would not try and load and shoot 7.63 mauser, its a 9mm

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    There was another Eastwood movie using a M96 pistol, Joe Kidd 1972

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    Excellent, haven't had much internet recently so had the blinkers on, have to take the hat of to you Henry B for fabulous collection......

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