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very nice! From what I know there were two designs for the K can used in the early 60's. One is what you show, and the other is like the one i had Joe Jones manufacture for my gun. this pic is from the Royal Museum in UK.

Thank you! Great info.

Can we add the K50M (NVA version of the Chinese K50/Russian PPSH41)?

After each shoot, I attempt to find the pushers and then wire wheel them clean, lightly sand the inside of the plastic casing and reload. If you don't recover the pushers right after shooting they disappear.

So I've been reloading M781 rounds now for three years and shooting them in my backyard. Over the course of this time, I have recovered most of the pushers (all of the casings). It's amazing how you can shoot the rounds and then lose the pushers. I've recycled a lot of 100 pushers and can account for only 76 of them. 24 have been eaten by the earth somehow.

Not a fluke! My latest Form 4 (trust) was approved in 5 calendar days!

Very cool!

You got the "Ooomfff" man!

Bill, you have connections!

So, what if a gun owner removed the original barrel, then put it back on, and the index lines did not match up. I do think this is a real possibility if the gun was worked on or if the owner just wanted to do so. Maybe the original was removed, a shooter barrel installed, then later the original barrel put back. The scenarios' are endless.

Mag pouch is real. Plenty of them, and magazines out there. (and the gun looks amazing) For the can, consider Joe Jones' integral unit. Custom designed for the M3, his unit is very cool looking, easy to mount and super quiet (zero ear protection necessary). Replacing the barrel, it has the same diameter as the receiver. There is a video on YouTube by Machine gun Mike if you care to view just how excellent the unit performs. Joe works at Shaw Armament Services, 937.336.9514, they are located in Powder Springs GA (suburb of ATL). I've been to the shop and they are the real deal.

Sad as unknown forces are spoiling things for everyone. I highly suspect (no evidence at all here) that elements that may be strongly anti-gun are behind this effort to muddle up the system.

Nice looking gun... if that is what you want!

ONce again, talent on display. Great work!