Little up date Kanister on production figures !..some interesting results ...both Commando Supremo & Wikipedia sites claim 30,000 !..i checked in Ralph Riccios book Italian Small Arms it says by 1939 , 28.000 had been made !!...so a bit of a mixed result ?....
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Originally posted by Semovente View PostLittle up date Kanister on production figures !..some interesting results ...both Commando Supremo & Wikipedia sites claim 30,000 !..i checked in Ralph Riccios book Italian Small Arms it says by 1939 , 28.000 had been made !!...so a bit of a mixed result ?....
You can see that also SN of yours is higher.
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Originally posted by kanister View Post
Ralph is a friend of mine and has the same figures about September 1939 but remember that the Breda 30 was produced till 1945.
You can see that also SN of yours is higher.Last edited by Semovente; 06-28-2020, 05:15 PM.
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Originally posted by Semovente View PostI found this very interesting photo of what looks to be a early prototype !? s-l1600 (51).jpg
There were a couple of pre-models that eventually lead to the Breda m.30.
The one on your picture might be the m.24 (or m.26?).
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Yes you could well be right there Tobias !..the image had no info with it !.. i thought it a pre Breda model , as it looked somewhat similar to the Breda 30 so thought it might be conected !?...but interesting all the same !...any way... back to my question for you about your Breda ...is it complete ??
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Originally posted by Semovente View PostYes you could well be right there Tobias !..the image had no info with it !.. i thought it a pre Breda model , as it looked somewhat similar to the Breda 30 so thought it might be conected !?...but interesting all the same !...any way... back to my question for you about your Breda ...is it complete ??
However, put together from various pieces:
- barrel from slowenia
- main body + charger from Germany
- but stock and grip from Rome
- legs from the US
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Originally posted by tankredi View Post
Don't think so.
There were a couple of pre-models that eventually lead to the Breda m.30.
The one on your picture might be the m.24 (or m.26?).
The gun is actually a Fiat Mod.S
See bottom of page:
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewto...66998&start=15
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Originally posted by tankredi View Post
Yes it is complete.
However, put together from various pieces:
- barrel from slowenia
- main body + charger from Germany
- but stock and grip from Rome
- legs from the US
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