The Norica Commando, that's the one with the weird camo pattern and sliding collapsible stock..... Very weird thing... Didn't have one, but did sell a few through the shop I worked in.
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The Norica Commando, that's the one with the weird camo pattern and sliding collapsible stock..... Very weird thing... Didn't have one, but did sell a few through the shop I worked in.
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They definitely exist, but are rare.
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Thanks Chaps... its made my list but will probably never see one.
I'm happy with mine
i remember reading about this gun
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Funnily enough I was thinking about one of these a few weeks ago myself for a play, I mean serious test.
Just the sort of thing to find at Kempton.
John
Currently looking for Baikal Makarov pistols with the following prefixes to the serial number: 98, T01, T09, T21, T22
Prefer boxed or cased but will consider loose examples too.
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I actually thought about one of the most likely places one of these would turn up would be a fair.... sadly though John I don't think there are any around the Lancs area.
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My first gun was the ASI Commando, which was a good solid gun in traditional style. I think these were later badged as Norica or NAC Commando, still with the wooden furniture. But I think the one you're talking about, with the camo skeleton stock, looks more like it was based on either the ASI Paratrooper or perhaps ASI Sniper which were much inferior guns with lower power.
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