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Garcia-Reynoso revolver

The Garcia-Reynoso was a revolver of Argentine origin, developed by captain Antonio García Reynoso. The weapon was chambered in the 7.8×30mm Reynoso round and featured automatic ejection. The design was then acquired from Leige and further developed by Henri Pieper.

Garcia-Reynoso revolver

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Garcia-Reynoso revolver
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The Garcia-Reynoso was a revolver of Argentine origin, developed by captain Antonio García Reynoso. The weapon was chambered in the 7.8×30mm Reynoso round and featured automatic ejection. The design was then acquired from Leige and further developed by Henri Pieper.

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