Plus you need to learn to say "I surrender" in French. And never put it near a Mauser, it will run away
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In six weeks of 1940, over 92,000 French soldiers said no such thing, nor did they run away.
Plus you need to learn to say "I surrender" in French. And never put it near a Mauser, it will run away
In six weeks of 1940, over 92,000 French soldiers said no such thing, nor did they run away.
I think the operative words there are "six weeks".In six weeks of 1940, over 92,000 French soldiers said no such thing, nor did they run away.
Now go shoot it.
B. Lahey said:The Prvi was the only ammo I could find, and it seems to get good reviews from MAS 49/56 owners, but I also found one complaint of a slam-fire with it.
Jim Keenan said:Either they set the barrels back...
If I'm remembering rightly, they set the barrels back and re-cut the chambers, but cheaped out on replacing reamers. The few converted ones I've seen had chambers as rough as a cob.
Lighten up Francois, I've been to Verdun, I know what the poilu was capable of
Ils non passerant pas is on the statute on Le Morte Homme. It's Holy. You been there?
I think the operative words there are "six weeks".
Never once, not then or now, has it ever crossed my mind to crack a "joke" at the expense of those entombed.
here's my write-up on my MAS-49/56