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  • DThurston

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    OK - anyone want to take a stab at identifying this one?

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    From this post: Twitter / combatjourno: Also this mystery weapon was ...
     

    Panama

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    The quick version is that this weapon, a cross between an assault rifle and a submachine gun, appears to be a product of the gun shops of western Pakistan’s tribal borderlands, where gunsmiths have a long tradition of churning out idiosyncratic firearms that appropriate design elements from mainstream infantry arms.
    For those who don’t know about this regional industry, one old but instructive post here includes a reprint of a 1962 article in Guns Magazine by William B. Edwards, a prominent firearms writer of his time. A BBC update from 2006 is here, with a telling opening quote: “There is nothing we cannot copy.”
    Link to article;

    Taliban Gun Locker: The Frankengun of Wardak Province - NYTimes.com
     
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