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ZB vz. 26 Czechoslovak Light Machine Gun 7.92mm

ZB vz. 26 Czechoslovak Light Machine Gun 7.92mm

Regular price £40.00 GBP
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The ZB vz. 26 is a renowned Czechoslovak light machine gun designed in 1924 and adopted in 1926. Chambered for the 7.92mm Mauser cartridge, it features a top-mounted, 20-round detachable box magazine and operates on a gas piston system with a tilting bolt. Known for its reliability and ease of maintenance, the ZB vz. 26 was widely exported and used in numerous conflicts worldwide. It significantly influenced subsequent designs, including the British Bren gun. Its robust construction and effective firepower made it a favorite among infantry units during its service life