Bolt Disassembly: Hungarian 35M, 43M, and G98/40
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A new set of videos will be starting next week, and one of them covers the family of three related Hungarian WWII rifles: the 35M, 43M, and G98/40. I figured that some folks would be interested in just a tutorial on their bolt disassembly without sitting through all the other material, so I decided to make the bolt section a standalone video for easy reference.
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