From former Czechoslovak Army

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My small collection of demilitarized boys (semiauto SMGs) and nice girls (pistols)

vz. 61 Skorpion and vz. 50 cal. 7,65 Browning (.32 Auto)
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Sa 26 and vz. 52 cal. 7,62x25 Tokarev
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vz. 58V and civilian CZ83 cal. 7,62x39 and 9mm Browning Short (.380 Auto)
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What is on the rear of the slide of the CZ-83 and was the trigger changed out on it? Reason I ask is I have 2 CZ-83s I bought while stationed in Germany and neither have that.
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Yes, CZ 83 was "upgraded" - adjustable rear sight, optical-fibre front sight, modified trigger - for better feeeeeling! :D
(and rubber bottom of magazine from CZ 75)

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That's cool seeing your Czech weapons. How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?

I picked up a CZ 50 and a CZ 82 recently. A CZ 52 is high on my want list.
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RazorBurn wrote:That's cool seeing your Czech weapons. How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?

I picked up a CZ 50 and a CZ 82 recently. A CZ 52 is high on my want list.
I'm almost opposite, I've got the CZ-52, and 2 CZ-83s, and the CZ-82 is on my wish list.
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I have a couple of CZ 52's, one in 7.62X25 and one in 9mm. Those SMG's look really nice.
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RazorBurn wrote:... How were the SA 26 and the vz 61 demilitarized?
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Using welder and grinder and dismounting some parts so there is de office impossible full auto. Sa vz. 58 too. :furious:
Did licenced subjects using certified processes.
It´s de facto impossible for civilian to own full auto weapon here.
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Very Cool :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Thanks, I will try....
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PPSh 41 - ones of the weapons (alongside Mosin Nagant :wink: ) of the 1st Czechoslovak Army Corps; this unit in the Battle of the Dukla Pass in the fall of 1944, together with Red Army units, after a very heavy fighting, managed to cross the Czechoslovak state border for the first time. It was in October 4, 1944.

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Anything about my wife... :wink:
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Cool, he wrote a great song called, "I like guns". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU, sorry about the commercial.
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