Mongo

It uses the catch that is mounted behind the ejection port to lock into. Normally the guns do not have that catch but its placed there fore training to use the brass catcher or for guard duty when they have a red ejection port safety cover (think M3 Grease gun safety).

I still have on in my parts collection for spares for my Swedish K.

double feed or stove pipes are typical of an under gassed gun. Wear on the op rod gas seal areas? Buffer could be too stiff due to old oil/dirt?

Here you go

I've never shot my gun with any thing other than a drum. I have some mags but do not have a loader either.

How can you complain about a SMG being in pistol caliber? I mean by definition a SMG is in pistol caliber. Or was it him bitching it wasn't in 45ACP?

In case you guys missed it.

I can't pin down what you are pointing out. The two ears on the mag release seem to be in the same direction as every picture of a Swedish K I have seen. They do look like they were attached like shit though.

Congrats I have wanted one for a while but can no long afford to increase my collection. There was no accessories for it? On 1919A4.com there is a bunch of ZB27 accessories for sale. Yes

what did the ZB37 go for? and the Stoner 63a?

0.189 - .0006

Here is a sample part of the suppressor from the poster I sell on my website for the M3A1 Grease Gun

I found these on my other computer, forgot I had them.

no drawing of the collar, seems to lost in time or in our government black hole.