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Што се тиче пиштоља и револвера Аустроугарске на овом сајту је права ризница података:

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Пример:

Roth-Steyr M1907 Pistol (8mm Repetierpistole M.7)





Type: automatic pistol (recoil operated)
Caliber: 8x19mm Roth-Steyr M1907
Length overall: 233mm [9.17"]
Barrel: 131mm [5.16"] rifled 4-groove, rh
Weight unloaded: 1030g [36.3oz]
Magazine: 10-round charger-loaded integral box
Muzzle velocity: 1090 fps (332m/s)



Österreichische Waffenfabriks-Gesellschaft Steyr 1908-13 (52,000 pieces)



Fegyver és Gépgyár Budapest 1910-14 (34,100 pieces)

Georg Roth's association with the Steyr factory began in the early 1900s, and the prototype Roth-Steyr pistol appeared in 1904. Development continued until the finalized design was adopted for the Austro-Hungarian cavalry in 1907. Later it was also adopted by the Austro-Hungarian air force. The pistol chambered a unique 8mm rimless cartridge, its mechanism is also unique, as well as one of the few Roth-Krnka designs using something other than long recoil. The most remarkable feature is the bolt extending for the full length of the receiver. The hollow front of the bolt completely surrounds the barrel, the rear portion being solid except for the striker tunnel. This bolt fits inside the tubular receiver, forged and machined as part of the pistol frame. Two lugs on the barrel-breech engage with cam grooves in the inner surface of the hollowed bolt, while two lugs on the outer surface of the muzzle fit grooves in the muzzle bush. Bolt and barrel recoil for about 12mm on firing, locked together by the engagement of the rear barrel cams in the bolt grooves. Simultaneously the muzzle cams move backward in the helical grooves in the muzzle bush. The grooves in the bolt rotate the barrel lugs through 90 degrees during this early recoil phase. When the barrel has been rotated, the muzzle lugs reach the end of the grooves in the muzzle bush and stop the barrel. However, the lugs in the breech ailgn with a straight section of the grooves inside the bolt. This releases the bolt to run back alone, extracting and ejecting the spent case. The top round in the integral butt magazine then rises through a slot in the bolt, to be pushed forward into the chamber as the bolt returns. Counter-rotation of grooves and lugs then rotates the barrel back to its locked position as the return spring pushes the entire bolt/barrel mechanism forward again.

The Roth-Steyr also has an unusual striker mechanism. As the bolt goes forward, the striker is held by the sear with minimal compression of the striker spring. Pulling the trigger forces the striker back, compressing the striker spring, until it is released by the sear to fire the cartridge. This mechanism, very similar to the Roth-Sauer pattern, is said to have demanded by the cavalry; demanding a conscious effort to fire, it guards against a skittish horse jolting a conventional cocked hammer out of engagement with the sear. The Roth-Steyr was never marketed commercially. The place of manufacture is marked on top of the barrel.
The 8x19mm cartridge was very powerful, with ball ammo it penetrated a 260mm (10") thick fir at a distance of 25m




Most Roth-Steyrs (including those made in Hungary) carry a 'W-n' military proof mark, applied by the Austrian government arsenal in Wiener-Neustadt, together with the Hapsburg eagle.



Some of the Roth-Steyrs were reissued after WW1. Pistols reissued before 1926 received a 2nd Wn date. Pistols reissued after 1926 carry a 'Hv' Heeresverwaltung (Army Administration), Austrian Army acceptance proof mark with the date of issuance 1927-1938. Sometimes they just overstamped the old acceptance mark making it illegible. Use the serial number data below to find your manufacturing date.



A brass disc in the right grip may display unit identification marks.






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Jel neko imao prilike da vidi ili koristi kljluc za P08?

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Napisano: 07 Nov 2014 20:56

а о пиштољима и револверима Краљевине Србије у Великом рату
















Dopuna: 07 Nov 2014 20:59

Наравно, Аксион Но.1 је у суштини пиштољ 7,65мм Аксион Но.2 а Аксион Мо.2 је пиштољ 7,65 мм Руби М1914 (понекад означен и као М1915). На слици су и примерци 1933 године репарирани у ВТЗ Крагујевац.

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C96 9mm

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da li neko ima na prodaju nemački luger p08, kolekcionar sam. plaćam do 1500 eura u zavisnosti od stanja, pistolja. . najvise me zanimaju mornarički i artiljerijski , znaci sa dugom cevi. a zanimaju me i walterpp i walter 38, njima se cena krece oko 500 evra

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Provericu sa drugarom da li i dalje prodaje P08 pa javljam.

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Napisano: 11 Mar 2015 21:47

vazi, javite. ozbiljan sam kupac

Dopuna: 11 Mar 2015 21:53

da li neko zna, ko ima na prodaju luger p08 artiljerijski ili moranarički. kolekcionar sam.

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Napisano: 24 Mar 2015 14:10

Prodajem revolver




Dopuna: 24 Mar 2015 14:13

Prodajem