Predpis pre bojovú prípravu NV 1952 - pre Ministerstvo národnej bezpečnosti
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Carbine vz. 24
Manufacturer: Zbrojovka Brno Manufacturer designation: carbine vz. 98 Years of manufacture: 1923 to 1938 Slovak Army designation: carbine vz. 24 Number in the Slovak arsenal. Caliber: 7.92 mm Barrel length: 589.3 mm Barrel velocity: 810 m/s Fire rate: 2,000 m Weight of weapon: 4.08 kg Type of ammunition: long rifle cartridge Special features: five-round magazine. Exported to Yugoslavia, Iran, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia and China. During the war also produced for the German army. Short history: the Mauser 98 system, repeating rifle. Improved according to infantry and cavalry requirements. Short bayonet. First rifle produced in Czechoslovakia with fully interchangeable parts.
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Rifle vz.24, made by Brno Zbrojovka in 1937 and assigned to the 32nd Infantry Regiment:
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A few details of the markings:
Označení 32. pěšího pluku na značkovací destičce, vsazené do pravé strany pažby. Dole je pořadové číslo zbraně v pluku.
Český lev, vyrytý nad nábojovou komorou.
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A few more details:
Nabíjení pušky vz.24 pomocí nabíjecího pásku (náboje jsou delaborované)
Detail nasazení bodáku. Bodák je sice rumunský (čs. jsem do sbírky zatím nesehnal:(((), ale tvarově je shodný s československým, byl vyroben brněnskou Zbrojovkou a je určen pro rumunskou variantu vz.24
Rozložený závěr pušky vz.24
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well,I have here photos of the already mentioned Bayonet,I hope it is the en. type for our guns
I would like to put here one more photo of the mentioned guns.
Detailni pohled
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puska vz.24
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I have one more photo
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A photo like this would be absolutely ideal:
The meaning of the markings (from left): a) 3rd Cavalry Regiment b) 21st Infantry Regiment c) 1st Infantry Regiment d) 29th Infantry Regiment e) Engineer Training School the number below is the serial number of the bayonet.
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The export of vz.24 rifles was carried out to the following countries (in alphabetical order): Bolivia, Brazil, China, Guatemala, Abyssinia, Japan, Yugoslavia, Colombia, Lithuania(?), Latvia, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay, Venezuela.
According to the customer's requirements, the vz.24 rifles were, in addition to the original 8x57JS caliber, were also chambered for 7x57, 7.65x53 and .303 British cartridges.
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I decided to put here from "Manual for NCOs" pictures of parts of rifle model 24
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Description of the vz.24 rifle
Source : Combat Training Regulations NV 1952 - for the Ministry of National Security
Pozdĺžny rez a popis ....
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exhibit in the exposition of weapons of the East Bohemian Museum in Pardubice Castle photographed 19.7.2008, Pardubice
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Rifle vz.24 with bayonet, practice cartridges with wooden bullet and belt of live ones.
Source: own weapon
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And the detail of the lion on the breech and the acceptance mark of our army E4lev39, from 1939, E4 reveals that the rifle was produced in the sister plant of the Brno Armoury in Povážská Bystrica.
Source: own weapon
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So hopefully this color picture will be more telling than the black and white about the rifle's mechanism. It is an appendix 1 of the 1938 NCO manual.
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Source: Handbook for Aspirants and Officers in Charge
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So I took some photos of the vz.24 rifle.
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Hi, I can't find it anywhere, doesn't anyone know how the markings on our rifles went in the timeline? So far, I have seen the inscription on the chamber "ČS. ZÁVODY NA VÝROBU ZBRANÍ BRNO" and without marking the pattern on the side of the breech case; "ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ ZBROJOVKA BRNO" with marking vz. 24 and then of course with the lion. The first marking was on a rifle with an army acceptance from 1924. It is already vz. 24 or some intermediate model or period modified vz. 23? Thanks for any feedback.
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This marking was used on rifles vz.23 and on the early vz.24 (the year changes to label, but from the head I don't remember) Since the inspection mark is from the year 1924, it is possible that it is vz.23 (produced in September 1924). However, from these photos, it is not possible to discern.
Rifle vz.23 and vz.24 were structurally basically identical, the main difference was the technology. At vz.23 it was necessary fine tuning and adjustment of parts during assembly, vz.24 been produced in the tolerance of the system and fine-tuning was not necessary. However, in the minutiae of the original vz.23 from vz.24 distinguished: the lower (rear) sleeve, that was a lot closer to the mouth, the strap on the left side of the sleeve is solid, didn't have the wrist strap on the left side of the stock, the difference was in the curve locating the shoe-gazing (vz.23 solid, vz.23a removable, vz.24 detachable).
The most noticeable differences vz.23 thus, there are differences on the butt. The bad news is, that at a later time, with the stock changing for that of vz.24. For an unambiguous determination of the type would then be a need for a rifle to disassemble and inspect the individual parts - vz. 23 individual parts should be stamped with the serial number of the gun, the vz.24 not..
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Děkuji za vyčerpávající odpověď. Puška je právě přepažbena (pažba má jiné číslo), závěr má také jiné číslo (je to běžné?) ale jinak co si pamatuji, tak schránka a hledí mají číslo stejné. Až si pro ní dojedu na policii, rozeberu a mrknu se.
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