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Unread 04-17-2006, 08:55 PM   #1
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I dont't think it is WWII, my elderly dad brought it out of his collection for me to photograph. The "fuse" is still live ....

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If the "business end" still contains "sprengstoff", you have a distructive device and are looking at 10 yeras in club fed.

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Tom,

The top of the "fuse" is not inert!

I'll tell him about that but he has had that piece for many, many years. .....

I am just a messinger!

My dad took me to an antique shop that had an Italian machine gun from a WWII airplane for sale at $1,500.00 .... the owner didn't have a clue about the form 4 ..... he said it came from an estate and he was only an "antique" dealer .....

Thanks for the "heads up" ...

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That machine gun is TROUBLE. Pls explain the law to the gentleman.

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RUSSIAN WWII
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Guys,

It was most likely Italian ... 12.something caliber, belt fed, and oil? cooled. Big, big piece of metal.

I tried to tell the guy but his place had some neat stuff, like a fun house/guy room/museum .... so I decided to just shut up and look around..... He had a bunch of old precussion rifles, crap stuff, my dad handed me a glass on one of these worn out guns and said what is the marking on that .... I couldn't resist and said it was marked CSA ... the dealers eyes bulged out of his head untill I started to laugh .... My dad thought that was the funniest thing ever .... What a set up ... you should have seen the look on his face!!!!!!

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You are a very BRAVE man! That scares me just looking at it, without the tension of disassembly, but it is VERY, VERY Kool!!

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