Talk:7.92 x 33 mm

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[edit] List of Firearms in 7.92 x 33 mm kurz?

Which weapons were made in this fairly unique caliber? This is what I know:

Mkb 42
MP43/MP44/StG 44
Volksgewehr/StG 45
FAL prototypes
DDR-rechambered Kar98s

I encountered a fellow who had a single-shot handgun, one of those Thompson Center Contenders or bolt-action pistols, in 7.92 kurz (he said it was an excellent caliber for that purpose), but I have no idea whether it was a production model or not. Twalls 18:46, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

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Talk:7.92 x 33 mm

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[edit] List of Firearms in 7.92 x 33 mm kurz?

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