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quote:Originally posted by Tuco

Here is one rare one - first photo - This was not used with a shoulder stock but was fitted with an AXE! The axe slid in and acted as a shoulder stock. This captured from a Soviet by the Finns in Winter War.


Second is a trainer - cutway - It also in Finnish hands

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Tuco,
Some would say all the M95s were good for WAS to be axes! Or, of course the Russian pop to the cabesa from behind. They are cool and full of history in any account.
 
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