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To: Charlespg
MG-42

No. MG3 (modern version in .308). Mexican military bought 10,000+ of them in 2002.

17 posted on 07/14/2010 7:56:39 AM PDT by DCBryan1 (FORGET the lawyers...first kill the "journalists".)
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To: DCBryan1
FTA:"In total, CBP officers found: an MG42 7.92 universal machine gun, a SA43 7.62 X54R MM machine gun, 680 rounds of ammunition, including 280 7.62 caliber rounds, 100 8mm caliber rounds, 100 22LR caliber rounds, and 200.233 caliber rounds, and two boxes of machine gun ammunition links, used to fashion an automated belt for the machine gun ammunition.

Interesting collection. Looks like someone's private stash of WW2 war trophys. Guns that old should have long since been on the BATF list.

If I recall correctly, 8mm is shorthand for the 7.92 German round, and I wonder if those 280 7.62 rounds are 7.62X54R. You have to wonder who there were stolen from, or, if when Granddad died, Grandma called the sweet young guy from down the street, the one with all the friends in his yard every night, and asked if he wanted them...

32 posted on 07/14/2010 8:31:06 AM PDT by jonascord (We've got the Constitution to protect us. Why should we worry?)
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