MAS 45 (aka Carabine D'Instruction Modèle 1945)
Bloke on the Range
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29m
Chap does a show and tell covering the MAS45, a nice simple .22 universal traininer used by the French armed forces for 35+ years. Aside from the unique rear sight it shares many similarities to Mauser .22 rifles of the 1930s and 40s, including the KKW, and from it's interesting history it's clear to see why.
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