Stemple/BRP STG-76 "Heavy Submachine Gun" at the Range
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Having spent quite a long time yesterday exploring the origins of the Stemple/BRP STG-76, I figured I should take it out to the range. So, let's see what sort of groups I can make with a bipod-mounted open bolt 9mm...
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