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so yeah their natural supplies are starting to run low and their looking to save materials.
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yeah because a wooden one is probaly easier to break in the field rather than a metal one, which is why they only used them when they had to and most rifles from any country had metal ones.
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nope i haven't seen a broken butt plate, but then i don't ever go around looking for them
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you keep knocking it against rock and the wooden butt plate end will get chewed up and then split.
why do you think they put metal plates on the end of wooden stocks?
why do you think they put metal plates on the end of wooden stocks?
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had to post a couple of photos of these, while there not mine i did get to look after them for a week and there on hold until i can afford them now
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if you look at the type 11 there is nowhere to fit a magazine
on the left hand side you'll see a hopper, into this you place 5, 5-round rifle stripper clips, this is what then feeds into the gun with the clips dropping out the bottom. while this system did cause jamming problems it was in principal a very good idea, because it ment any rifleman could supply the machine gun with ammunition because it worked off there stripper clips.
on the left hand side you'll see a hopper, into this you place 5, 5-round rifle stripper clips, this is what then feeds into the gun with the clips dropping out the bottom. while this system did cause jamming problems it was in principal a very good idea, because it ment any rifleman could supply the machine gun with ammunition because it worked off there stripper clips.
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the hopper ain't that big actually, just over the size of 5 rounds on a stripper clip. Overall this gun is smaller than a bren and had a rate of fire of up to 500 RPM but a practical rate of about 120RPM and you say the rounds wouldn't last long but it can hold 6 clips giving it the same capacity as a Bren. Remeber a LMG isn't designed for you to just hold the trigger down and blast away, sort controlled bursts are what it's designed for.
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