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Very informative...well, I suppose it's better than the poor ground pounder knowing nothing.
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I go to a Militaria auction every 6 months or so. My German friend who was a little boy during the war showed me an interesting gun. It was a Mauser action single shot rifle, that just looked like a scaled up ordinary rifle from that area. It was actually an anti tank rifle, and the shots went straight through the side and ruptured fuel tanks, split engine blocks etc. He said they were quite successful during the war as it was just one fella hiding in the bushes, then boom, out goes the tank.
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I go to a Militaria auction every 6 months or so. My German friend who was a little boy during the war showed me an interesting gun. It was a Mauser action single shot rifle, that just looked like a scaled up ordinary rifle from that area. It was actually an anti tank rifle, and the shots went straight through the side and ruptured fuel tanks, split engine blocks etc. He said they were quite successful during the war as it was just one fella hiding in the bushes, then boom, out goes the tank.
The British had the BOYS rifle.



I think the one you are talking about was .60 or so? I don't remember the name but have seen in in Who Dares Wins in the Al Jangi (sp?) prison.
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I was wrong. The Mauser based rifle was a Panzerbüchse 38. .30 caliber with a really large case.
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The British had the BOYS rifle.



I think the one you are talking about was .60 or so? I don't remember the name but have seen in in Who Dares Wins in the Al Jangi (sp?) prison.
The "pistol grip" looks quite uncomfortable, almost like it would break your wrist upon recoil

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