Someone posted a video link about a year ago to a double that had a synthetic stock and a weird bullpup design that ejected through the butt plate. Does anyone recall what it was called or who made it?
Perhaps more knowledgeable viewers than I can help me with this question: is this rifle a pre- or post-war Holland? Cheers, Cal
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16 April 2011, 00:12
JCS271
I would love to see the video but my german is limited and I have no idea where on the website it may be.
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16 April 2011, 01:25
maki
You should lay off the tequila long before things like that happen.
Dean
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16 April 2011, 02:14
Cane Rat
quote:
Originally posted by JCS271: I would love to see the video but my german is limited and I have no idea where on the website it may be.
Originally posted by cal pappas: Perhaps more knowledgeable viewers than I can help me with this question: is this rifle a pre- or post-war Holland? Cheers, Cal
That would be Pre-War! WW IV....
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16 April 2011, 22:57
Matthewx
That is the one, thanks. Strange creation indeed.
Matthew
17 April 2011, 09:23
Omnivorous_Bob
I wonder if the rational/reason for the two barrels is that it uses the Gast Principle of having one bolt cock the other other mechanism?
I saw a twin barrel GSh-23 23mm cannon that operated this way once whose entire action was no bigger than an M2 50 cal with an ammo chute entering both sides of the receiver. It could supposedly fire 3600rpm and was a very interesting design to say the least. If it does work this way I wonder if the bolts moving in opposition to each other make it smoother in full auto? My German is too rusty!
Bob
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19 April 2011, 04:09
JCS271
Any ideas what calibers this comes in? What was this thing originally designed for?
Inquiring minds want to know!
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