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More of my collection (Anti-Tank)

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motorcityman

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Few items from my collection..

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RPG2nagantsling005.jpg


LAWAT4002.jpg


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been awhile for sure...and you SOB that is a sweet find..I'm still looking across canada for one to add to the herd.

Of course I'm still freezing my ass off here:xd:
 
Isn't it amazing what you are allowed to collect if you live in the right country.
 
LCplCombat said:
Isn't it amazing what you are allowed to collect if you live in the right country.
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I think in the USA the same type of laws as here apply to rocket launchers, mortars etc. The launchers and ammunition must be deactivated, or "de-milled" as they call it.
 
Most defanitly, unless you have lots of money to spend on transfer taxes for distructive devices.:xd: Also in addition to federal law the laws of each state can be more restrictive. As an example, things that are legal in Michigan may not be in California.
 
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Bringing this post back from the dead. I recently acquired a nice PIAT I thought I'd show it off here and ask a few questions about it. Does anyone know what the prefix letters are in the serial number? Also are manuals available anywhere? I haven't been able to gather much info on these other than what Google brings up.



 
I posted manual small arms training piat 1943 in the dowload section under guns, has to be aproved by a moderator.
 
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