Did it come with a side order of escargot and a big white napkin?
I've owned Swedes, Swiss, British and Russians and my MAS out shot em all.
Being French it was probably never fired and only dropped once.
Also, why does everyone say that the Mas has no safety? The safety position on the bolt is a very good arraignment, at least for me, much better than say a mosin safety or even a mauser.
Because they don't have one. Mosin Nagants and Mausers do. A bolt that is not all the way closed is not a safety.
Oh BS! Your MAS outshoots a Swiss rifle? Say it ain't so!
I'm just teasing, but I am curious. I've never seen another surplus rifle that would hang with a K-31, (and I assume a 1911 and 1889 are just as accurate). Will an MAS 36 shoot that well? Wow!
My .38/200 Webley Mk. IV has the same safety (even single action!)!Plus the 12lb trigger acts as a safety all its own
I don't know why people feel it necessary to say things like this. The French have a good fighting record (any one remember Napoleon?).Being French it was probably never fired and only dropped once.
As a certified Carcanophile, I'd give up certain parts of my anatomy for that rifle.I had one that had been sporterized back in the '50s by Golden West Arms and then rebarreled to take 7.35 Carcano.