For hunting safely, the bolt of the Mas 36 can be positioned in the "half cock position" over a live round, or closed on a live round with the firing pin released by pulling the trigger when closing it.
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Kelt
By closing the bolt on a live round by pulling the trigger back....the firing pin is resting on a live round. Some folks would consider this "unsafe"?
Is this practice still used?
thanks
Well, the board is either fixed, or it's going to run terribly. Cross your fingers and hope for the best. I'm at my technical limit right now.
Another Mas 36
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Had a refurbed 36 but sold it. The angle of the bolt is not lefty friendly.
Re: Another Mas 36
Anyone in America looking for a MAS-36 local guy has one for sale marked and matching everywhere but the forestock is not numbered. Great condition. Cursive L block 80xxx. Would that make it 1945? He is asking $550. If interested PM me.
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Re: Another Mas 36
Where mas 36s always high down there in Australia ..??? Just thinking out loud, I would not think there were ever a lot down in Australia..
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The reason why prices are so high as there are not many in OZ and not many being imported.
Come to think of it, prices are high for all collectible firearms
Come to think of it, prices are high for all collectible firearms
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Re: Another Mas 36
Please, give us a ball park figure on what you'd expect to pay for something like this? Plus, is ammo readily available?
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