Bet you’ve never heard of the M44/92 Zorka Special…well, sit back and relax with today’s 2-gun match video and find out why!
(happy April Fool’s Day!)
Submachine Guns
Yugoslavia’s PPSh Lookalike: The M49/57
Shortly after the end of World War Two, Yugoslavia adopted a submachine gun that looked very much like the Soviet PPSh-41, and was obviously inspired by it. However, the manufacturing methods were completely different, with […]
Bolt Action Rifles
Prototype Hungarian 33M Bolt Action Rifle
When Hungary separated from the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War One, it began to slowly rebuild its military equipment. The eventually led to carbine conversions of old M95 rifles using the new 8x56mm rimmed cartridge, […]
Light MGs
Yugoslav 8mm Chauchat M1915/26 Photos
Reader Mihajlo sent me a couple cool photos of Yugoslav troops with Chauchats converted to 8x57mm. Here’s his commentary: Here’s a picture from WW2 Yugoslavia I’d like to share with you. The guy on the […]
Where can I find one of those blam blam ping shirts? I cant believe that I’ve shot an M1 all these years with out it!
http://www.1791apparel.com/collections/store/products/garand
I think I just finished my shopping for Father’s Day…..
All this time I thought it was about not being a good shot on steel.
It doesn’t get a lot more tactical than that! I especially liked the serious analysis at the end…
lol , tactical spongebob attachment tape
Nice, looking forward to next year.
congrats, you just taped together a SBR. hope you got a license for that bad bear…
As a matter of fact, we do (well, a tax stamp, not a license). The M92 is a registered SBR.
Burn…
Yes, Ian really strikes me as the kind of guy that has practically no knowledge of NFA laws (sarcasm). Love the website, keep up the good work.
You do realize you have one of the ultra rare prototypes? After extensive field trials the M92 section was retaped directly under the M44 in a manner reminiscent of the US M203 grenade launcher but with the tape running under the folding bayonet. This allowed the Ist Sierra Madrean Guards Assault Battalion (Provisional) whose famous Motto translates as, “Sights? We don’t need no stinking sights!” to deploy that razor sharp cold steel and fight, as they put it, “Like real men, Dammit!” But due to that unfortunate fire in the Commissariat of Logistics (Which some six year olds believe was accidental) we don’t know just how many of these awesome small arms were issued before that even more unfortunate mutiny. That’s a piece of History there boys! (Posted three minutes under the wire.)