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Czechoslovak CZ 91S (deactivated), 7.65 calibre
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Reference CWB-288

Czechoslovak CZ 91S (deactivated), 7.65 calibre

Date
1991
Origin
Czechoslovakia
Materials
Metal, plastic
Views
16

Description

Deactivated Czechoslovakian CZ 91 S in 7.65 Browning. It is the civilian version of the famous CZ 61 "Škorpion" (my favourite and, to my mind, the most iconic Cold War weapon). The CZ 61 was in use within the People's Republic of Bulgaria (police, special forces). The main difference is that the CZ 91 cannot fire full auto, only semi auto.

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Cold War Bulgaria. « Czechoslovak CZ 91S (deactivated), 7.65 calibre », CWB-288. Cold War Bulgaria. Accessed . https://coldwarbulgaria.com/ja/collection/cwb-288

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