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PTRS 41.jpg

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English: Anti-tank rifle, a Soviet PTRS-41 or 784(r) oder PzB 784(r); Caliber 14,5 mm; in an English private museum http://www.cobbatoncombat.co.uk/
Deutsch: Panzerbüchse - Eine sowjetische halbautomatische Panzerbüchse vom Typ PTRS-41 bzw. Panzerbüchse 784(r) oder PzB 784(r) mit einem Kaliber von 14,5 mm; selbst erstellt in einem englischen Privatmuseum http://www.cobbatoncombat.co.uk/
Polski: Sowiecka rusznica przeciwpancerna PTRS kalibru 14,5 mm, eksponat prywatnego, brytyjskiego muzeum.
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