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PTRS 14.5mm A/T rifle: Muzzle brake question?

Article about: Hi Guys, as most of you know, I own a PTRS. They are quite rare to find. Earlier this year I saw one in the Resistance Museum in Warsaw, Poland. It had a muzzle brake which differed from the

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    Please could you show yours Ade?

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    Hello Ade,

    If you do not get a definitive answer on this i can ask on the Russian forum? Maybe someone knows something there. It's a bit interesting as the PTRD and PTRS are not even from the same designer Vasily A. Degtyaryov and Sergei G. Simonov. I would guess it's a wartime production cost reduction modification. I think 60000 were made so maybe it would also make sense to make a muzzle brake that is faster to produce.

    Regards, Lars

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    Please could you show yours Ade?
    Hi, no problem, mine can be seen here:

    https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/firea...ollection-587/

    Cheers, Ade.
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    Thank you Ade, not just the PTRS, but all the others look great as well!!!!!

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    Thank you.

    I have actually got a new item to show in my collection thread. But am awaiting a mag for it before I show it.

    Cheers, Ade.
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