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What rifles are these German soldiers using?

Here is the story:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6239369/The-brutality-Stalag-IV-B-Horrors-faced-POWs-Nazi-prison-camps.html

Here is the story:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6239369/The-brutality-Stalag-IV-B-Horrors-faced-POWs-Nazi-prison-camps.html
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Steyr 95/30 or 95/34 would be my guess with that stacking hook. 0 -
French Lebel Model 1907/15, the ones with slings have a round ring on the barrel band, and the soldiers all have what look like M1886 Lebel Bayonets on their belts. That's the first I've seen German soldiers using Lebels. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by TRAP55
French Lebel Model 1907/15, the ones with slings have a round ring on the barrel band, and the soldiers all have what look like M1886 Lebel Bayonets on their belts. That's the first I've seen German soldiers using Lebels.
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You are correct. Prison camps like factories could be armed with substitute or obsolete weapons thus freeing standard weapons for front line.
Sgt. Schultz at Stalag 13 has a Krag Jorgensen. [:p]0 -
P3, I knew they did that with the Steyr rifles, had never seen or thought about them using Lebels. Makes sense though, probably had a bunch to use. I recall Remington supplying a large Lebel contract to France? 0
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