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EU deactivated ppsh-41

renas · 2020-04-21 18:46:26

deactivated with EU standards ppsh-41 in very good shape, will be sold only to serious collectors, and just to avoid some guys asking is there any working parts they can use for their own “project” i will ansver its deactivated to EU standards so means there is no functional parts else it wont be for sale here...regardless…

21-04-2020 7:46pm

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deactivated with EU standards ppsh-41 in very good shape, will be sold only to serious collectors, and just to avoid some guys asking is there any working parts they can use for their own “project” i will ansver its deactivated to EU standards so means there is no functional parts else it wont be for sale here...regardless its functionality it has removable magazine and ejector ,trigger moving also...680€ the only swap i could consider is a decent pre WWl revolvers or a beautiful side by side , or obsolete caliber rifles nothing else, thank you

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I didn't think obsolete calibre isn't a thing in Ireland unless you're in NI?

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#3 15-07-2020 10:24pm

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kowloon wrote: »

I didn't think obsolete calibre isn't a thing in Ireland unless you're in NI?

guess i need just to go and get some ansvers before i get one

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