Some of my WW2 firearms

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Husqvarna M40

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Husqvarna M40

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Comments appreciated !

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Czech CZ M27. Waffenampt marked, there was made lots of these under German control. Caliber 32.ACP/7.65 Browning.
has Norwegian Police marks as it been used by Norwegian Police post WW2.

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CZ M27

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CZ M27

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CZ M27

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CZ M27

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CZ M27

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CZ M27

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This one has really heavy marks everywhere, but again a beautiful gun.
Must have been a little "weird" for those policeman to wear a gun that is so much german marked.

You really have some high quality items, please post more pictures if you have them, i like what you posted so far

regards,
Gaston

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Must have been a little "weird" for those policeman to wear a gun that is so much german marked.

Norwegian cops are still not wearing guns, they are all kept at the police station and must be authorized to be taken out. But the only guns they had from 1945 until the 70-80's, was pistols taken from German soldiers. There was 300.000 German soldiers in Norway at the end of the war. The guns has been changed out the last 20 years with S&W .38 revolvers, and now they are getting H&K 3000 semi-autos.

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interesting to know, thank you. Is Norway such a "safe" country then? I'm from the Netherlands myself, policeman need their guns occasionally i think?

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interesting to know, thank you. Is Norway such a "safe" country then? I'm from the Netherlands myself, policeman need their guns occasionally i think?

There was 33 murders in 2006, mostly family related and done by knife. We have a population of 4.mill+. In 2005 there was 29 murders, all solved. Only 5 was committed with firearms

According to UNDPs Human Development Report by United Nations, Norway is the best country to live in 5 years in a row.

Yes, police do need to arms them selfs once in a while, luckily they don't need to use them that often

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