Description
This deactivated .30 San Cristobal carbine has a movable trigger and movable fire selector. The magazine is not removable and comes with EU DECO certificate, allowing anyone aged 18 and above to own it in Europe.
The San Cristóbal Modelo 2 represents an innovative fusion of existing firearm designs, designed by Hungarian refugee Pál Király and produced in the Dominican Republic from 1950 to 1966.
This rifle design is derived from the Hungarian M39, it also shares similarities with the Beretta Model 38 machine gun. It has two triggers, one for a single shot and the other for automatic. Although it is called a carbine, it has more in common with a machine gun. During the limited production period, only about 100,000 or so were made by Armeria; this one has 6547. This type of carbine was used by "Che" Guevara during the Cuban revolution.
The video shows more about the thoughtful operation of this weapon.
Restrictions
For the purchase of EU-DECO weapons, a clearly legible copy of a valid identity document (ID card, driver's license or passport) must be sent to verify the age of the buyer.
After ordering you will have the option to send your ID to us.
Due to legal regulations, shipping to buyers WITHIN the Netherlands will not take place until the said copy has been received. In the event that the required copy is not received within a reasonable period of 2 weeks after payment, the order will be canceled.
