IMBLITZVT
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At long last, they are all here today! L has been here for a while but the LV and LC came in today. I don't know exactly why I like these guns so much but I do. All green... just as odd as it gets.
The CETME L has been documented pretty well and is the standard stock version. The CETME LV is about the same gun with a Scope mount integrated into the rear sight. I have an original Enosa Day and NV Scope for both the L and LV. However I will probably only use the NV Scope on the LV. We have a night shoot at the AGC tomorrow and I will get to try it out! The CETME LC is the version with the retracting stock. This is a very different gun with many different parts. Its also a SBR normally but has a Barrel extension added to get it to 16"s. I may SBR it later... We will see. Anyway my Spanish series is done until the Ameli get imported!
The Original CETME L is a slightly lighter green.
Here is the new CETME LV with the rare early front guard on it. Serial number matching to the Enosa NV.
The CETME LC is night and shot very much reminding one of the HK collapsible stock. No bayonet lug. Barrel extension starting just past the sling swivel. Very nicely done. Top mounted Sling.
The CETME L has been documented pretty well and is the standard stock version. The CETME LV is about the same gun with a Scope mount integrated into the rear sight. I have an original Enosa Day and NV Scope for both the L and LV. However I will probably only use the NV Scope on the LV. We have a night shoot at the AGC tomorrow and I will get to try it out! The CETME LC is the version with the retracting stock. This is a very different gun with many different parts. Its also a SBR normally but has a Barrel extension added to get it to 16"s. I may SBR it later... We will see. Anyway my Spanish series is done until the Ameli get imported!
The Original CETME L is a slightly lighter green.
Here is the new CETME LV with the rare early front guard on it. Serial number matching to the Enosa NV.
The CETME LC is night and shot very much reminding one of the HK collapsible stock. No bayonet lug. Barrel extension starting just past the sling swivel. Very nicely done. Top mounted Sling.
