Achtung:
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Flingus Maximus
Last updated
about 19 hours ago
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Rare jeu de trois outils pour recharger le calibre 8mm Rast und Gasser autrichien – dernier revolver réglementaire de l’armée impériale austo-hongroise avant et pendant la première guerre mondiale – Il ne faut pas confondre ce calibre avec le 8mm pour révolver 1892 français – Les cartouches sont proches mais incompatibles.
Jeu d’outils de marque CH4D – top qualité made in USA dans un état neuf (très très peu servi). L’étui de base à transformer avant utilisation (raccourcissement) est le 32HN, seul étui disponible sur le marché permettant de reconstituer la cartouche d’origine pour un rechargeur. On joint un petit gabarit d’aluminium trouvé dans la boite permettant de raccourcir les étuis de 32HN à la bonne longueur sans prise de tête à la condition de ne pas le raccourcir en même temps que l’étui…
Ces outils doivent être commandés sur mesures aux USA chez CH4D – La liste d’attente est longue comme le bras et avec l’inflation et les frais de douane vous ne les aurez jamais à ce prix là avant des mois voire des années. De toutes façons depuis plusieurs mois et sans doute pou rquelques années ils refusent ces commandes spéciales. Ce jeu a été importé des USA aux temps lointains où ils n »étaient pas débordés au point de refuser les commandes européennes de calibre rares…
Étuis disponibles spécifiques Rast und Gasser ailleurs sur ce site !
Occasion top et rare pour un rechargeur collectionneur exigeant !
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