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Foreign Weapons and Obscure Builds
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I've never noticed them using the mag for support like a vfg, are they trained that way?
Just noticed the different muzzles on the rifles. Am I on the right track?
Mag check.
2 Bulgarians I got today.
Metal followers and floorplates/keepers. So these are not new production.
Kinda textured finish on both, one a little rougher than the other. Kinda like the Aimsurplus Hungarians I think it was. So these might have been refinished? No spine stamps that I can find.
Curious about the locking lugs. One manufactured normal and one manufactured skinny. Any significance?
2 Bulgarians I got today.
Metal followers and floorplates/keepers. So these are not new production.
Kinda textured finish on both, one a little rougher than the other. Kinda like the Aimsurplus Hungarians I think it was. So these might have been refinished? No spine stamps that I can find.
Curious about the locking lugs. One manufactured normal and one manufactured skinny. Any significance?
Peasant weapons, like pitch forks and cycles.
That is a commercial "thin lug" Bulgarian magazine. I believe one batch came over in about 2005. Kinda uncommon amongst the Bulgarians. Look closely and you will see it is a two piece rear lug design involving the lug actually sticking through the support plate.
I'll have to dig it back out, I tossed it in with some other mags in an ammo crate. That's super cool, the rarity and the 2 piece design. I' want to look at it again now.
