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# GEN1 (?) Edit
Note bolt in cocked position.
GROUP: GEN Edit
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2
# GEN2 (?) Edit
Selector rotated fully forward into the "Automatic" AKA 'Full auto' position.
GROUP: GEN Edit
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3
Delete (#5) Edit
Delete
Doesn't really add anything
SEE # FC1(#203) for a close-up.
GROUP: FIRE CONTROL,R,GEN Edit
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4
DELETE Edit
DELETE
(#7 SEEMS BETTER) Edit
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5
# FC? (#7) Edit
Selector in the semi-auto/single round position.
GROUP: FIRE CONTROL,R,GEN Edit
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6
# GEN3 (?) (See also # M1 ) Edit
A top view that shows the layout of the side mounted magazine.
Note bolt is in the cocked position, selector on "SAFE".
GROUP: M, GEN Edit
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7
# GEN4 (?) Edit
# GEN3
Bolt forward, selector on "SEMI".
This combination would be typical after the last round is fired, providing the shooter does not realize that the magazine is empty. Since there is no hold open, the bolt will fly forward when the trigger is pulled. The resulting "thud" is a good signal to change magazines or transition to the pistol!
GROUP: GEN (TOP) Edit
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8
DELETE ( #11) Edit
DELETE
ugly shot with bad background Edit
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9
#12 Edit
SEE 205
DELETE(?)or use as part of the GEN "walk around" section- if any.
GROUP: GEN,S Edit
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10
DELETE (#16) Edit
DELETE
See 214
S,R Edit
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11
# GEN ?19 Edit
Showing the stock folded.
GROUP: STOCK,GEN Edit
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12
#21 Edit
Selector on "SAFE", bolt forward, stock folded.
The inserted mag gives this shot an interesting quality. What other value it adds I don't know!
GROUP: GEN Edit
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13
S #4 Edit
General purpose setting of 100 meters.
(Note to reader: I was going to delete this photo in favor of S #5 because it just somehow felt "wrong". But at the last minute I realized that's because I shoot from the other side! (85% of the time, anyway.)
SEE S #5 and S #6
GROUP: SIGHTS Edit
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14
S #7 Edit
Overview of the sight setting for the extended SMG distance of 200 meters.
SEE S #8 and S# 9
GROUP: SIGHTS Edit
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15
MH #1 Edit
Magazine housing area. The great majority of markings on this weapon will be found on the upper and lower surfaces of this receiver protrusion.
In addtion to providing support and retention of the magazine, the housing also locates the ejector in it's rearward extention.
GROUP: MAG HOUSING Edit
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#25 DELETE Edit
DELETE
Nothing wrong, just doesn't add much. Edit
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17
MH #4 Edit
New Zealand issue number: 651.
Note the worn "crinkle paint".
Also note the somewhat narrower gap between the magazine housing and the front lip of the magazine from Photo MH #1
GROUP: MAG HOUSING,MARKINGS Edit
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18
MH #8 Edit
Note the remains of old paint on various areas. However, the selector markings are quite intact- possibly reapplied?
GROUP: MAG HOUSING,MARKINGS Edit
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##28 DELETE Edit
DELETE Edit
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#29 DELETE Edit
DELETE Edit
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21
MH #7 Edit
Underside of the magazine housing area.
Possibly the most interesting feature of this shot is the wear in the finish.
See following photos for marking details.
GROUP: MAG HOUSING,MARKINGS Edit
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22
#31 Edit
SEE #228
GROUP: STOCK,R Edit
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23
DSCF4416 #35 Edit
SEE 232
OTK It may do for a side close-up of the stock hinge point IF the enlarged area is of good enough resolution.
GROUP: R,S,DISASSEMBLY Edit
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24
DSCF4417 #36 Edit
SEE 233
OTK
GROUP:DISASSEMBLY Edit
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