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01-18-2009
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| Plinker  Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Johnson Co.
Posts: 250
 | My VZ-24... This VZ-24 belonged to my grandfather, it was a bring back from the pacific. The story that I was told went something like this. He was in the army, one day he and some other guys where detailing captured rifles and in the pile of Ariska's he found this one VZ-24. The bolt was missing, but he chose to mail back to my grandmother and found a bolt for it once back in the states. Now I can find no good reason why an rifle made in an eastern European country would show up in a pile of weapons captured from Japanese solders. If any one has any ideas as to how it may have show up there I would love to know.      
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