Malcolmar Cetme-LV/S

[molov]

Been eyeing this gun for a year. Ended up buying one two months ago JUST before they sold the last of them! The recoil is almost non-existent which is great because the original British SUSAT optic requires you put your eyebrow up to the optic. I was genuinely worried I was going to end up with a black eye but the rifle shoots insanely flat. I know it isn't for everyone but this rifle hits all my marks on looks for milsurp. The British SUSAT optic is 4x and incredibly clear. I just replaced the tritium that was originally in the optic (removed due to export). Just need to find myself a strap, bayonet, and possibly the bipod!

Edited August 5, 2022 by molov
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[derf]

Sweet. I have it’s big brother from HK and Love it. Word to the wise, when cleaning be careful with the bolt. Those roller locks can drop out and they are a bear to reinstall. YouTube is your friend. 

[mike_f]

Interesting rifle. I remember seeing YouTube videos on Forgotten Weapons and InRangeTV about the CETME-L and them assembling their own rifles. 

[molov]

19 hours ago, derf said:

Sweet. I have it’s big brother from HK and Love it. Word to the wise, when cleaning be careful with the bolt. Those roller locks can drop out and they are a bear to reinstall. YouTube is your friend. 

This is actually my third roller delayed firearm! I think I have a type haha

[molov]

15 hours ago, mike_f said:

Interesting rifle. I remember seeing YouTube videos on Forgotten Weapons and InRangeTV about the CETME-L and them assembling their own rifles. 

Yeah, I first saw it on Forgotten Weapons and was intrigued by how it looked. Once I found Malcolmar's version I was for sure going to buy one but the LV/S version called me. The rifle is much heavier than you would think but it feels comfortable. Weirdest thing about it is the bolt release being on the top of the rifle near the optic.

[A.J. Holst]

RTG Parts is a great resource..

I too have the HK version.