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[Curss]

The M712 is a select fire C96, I believe it was capable of full auto.

[alvin]

Originally Posted by Curss

The M712 is a select fire C96, I believe it was capable of full auto.

I don't have it. It's very awkward for me to play something need special permit in this state. The state is not gun friendly. Only got a "714", and missing magazine.

CMR sells 10-round magazines. Claimed being original. But I did not see its condition, so, probably will wait a US seller. Saw quite a few of those magazines in the past, but short of supply currently.

If anyone has spare original Schnellfuer magazines in mint (or, at least excellent) condition for sale, I'd like to buy one.

[kurusu]

Originally Posted by alvin

I don't have it. It's very awkward for me to play something need special permit in this state. The state is not gun friendly. Only got a "714", and missing magazine.

CMR sells 10-round magazines. Claimed being original. But I did not see its condition, so, probably will wait a US seller. Saw quite a few of those magazines in the past, but short of supply currently.

If anyone has spare original Schnellfuer magazines in mint (or, at least excellent) condition for sale, I'd like to buy one.

Now is my turn to ask the questions. What is a 714?

The M712 or M1932 is the selective fire version of the 1930 variant of the C96. It can shoot in semi auto mode or full auto. It's pretty much uncontrollable in full auto if you are not using the shoulder stock.

But thanks to Curss and DonVoigt you already know this.