This is wild. A MAS 49/56 is one of two "guns with the wood" (as I like to call them) that I own. The other is a MAS 36/51. The 49 is a true DI gun, which is kind of neat; there's not many of them, that I know of. I used to have a Ljungman AG42 as well, but I much prefer the 49. This video apparently showcases an attempt at modernizing the 49 for use as an aerial interdiction SPR of sorts. I haven't watched the whole thing yet, so I can't relay all the details.

I have a 1911 McCann worked on for me. His shop was located in Pierce County near Tacoma. He seemed like a nice guy when I met him.

I watched the video earlier today. The Ebonians really are cutting edge!

Those mud farmers spare no expense, I tell ya...

I've got 2 49/56 rifles in 7.5 French. They are fun, and use to be reasonably priced. 7.5 French is quite easy to reload.