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For today's post, we head over to the streets of France and take a look at the firearms encountered among criminal elements, who quite often have access to significant firepower by European standards, largely due to smuggling networks originating in the Balkans.

One particularly notable batch consists of no fewer than 20 Type 56/Type 3 AK-pattern rifles, many of which have had their stocks removed and barrels shortened. These modifications can make the weapons more compact and easier to conceal. In some cases, the shortened barrels may also be the result of damaged or heavily worn original barrels being replaced or cut down.

This particular batch was documented in the city of Saint-Étienne. Weapons of this type are generally associated with close-range criminal violence, including incidents involving vehicles, businesses and residential properties, where long-range accuracy is obviously of limited importance.

Elsewhere in the Paris region, another individual was seen displaying approximately 9–10 select-fire short-barrel AR-pattern firearms with lowers marked “M4 PDW.” Alongside AK-pattern rifles, compact AR-pattern firearms are also encountered within this illicit market and may incorporate counterfeit or illegally sourced components.

Further images provide another look at these AR-pattern firearms, alongside a Glock-pattern pistol and a Diamondback Firearms DB9. Another particularly notable item is a German World War II-era MP40 submachine gun, accompanied by two magazines and ammunition, which local street slang reportedly refers to as “Bonbons” (“sweets”).

The final images show another individual displaying a Glock 19 and a SIG P210 in the Oise region, providing yet another glimpse into the variety of firearms circulating within France’s criminal underworld.

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Today's post features the leader of the @814ssr organization alongside various firearms and ammunition.

Visible on the first slide is most likely a CZ Hammer Classic/Coach double-barrel shotgun. 

Next to @814cezek there is a Ricard Pastis de Marseille bottle - an anise-flavored aperitif.

Throughout the other images there are more firearms, ammunition and grenades that seem to be in good condition.

The presented book "Heavyweight" was made by publisher @550bc 

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