Bolt-Action Rifle Conversions Part III: World War II Edition
By Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão (This is a multi-part series. Click here to read Part I.) In the last chapter ...
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Bolt Action Conversions Part II: The Interbellum Offerings
By Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão - In my last article, Early Bolt-Action Rifle Conversions – Automatic Service Rifles on a ...
Early Bolt-Action Rifle Conversions Part I: Automatic Service Rifles on a Budget
The first documented attempt at making a self-loading rifle comes from Austria-Hungary when Czech designer Karel Krnka attempted to convert ...
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