#cetme

[thafreedomwall]

Spanish navy operator with an aging CETME-C equipped with a 3.5x35 ACOG, these kind of rifles are no longer employed in actual services and seem to be a "toy" put together by soldiers to mess around in their free time.

The CETME wasn't generally issued with any mounting solutions, much less modern ones that would support an ACOG, so the optic is mounted via a welded piece of picatinny, and the 3.5x35 ACOG has likely been procured from an FN Minimi, since that's the most common optic for the LMGs in service with the Spanish navy.

[warruins]

[tendie-defender]

Modernized Cetme looks amazing.

[gun-gallery]

CETME LC - 5.56x45mm

[0rionpax]

CetMe Free.

[cetmeton]

Pareja de guardias civiles de patrulla de carretera durante los años 50. Se aprecia claramente como el primero va armado con un subfusil "naranjero". Fotografía de la revista "Life" que denominaba a la benemérita como "guardia rural" por su labor de seguridad en los campos de España.

[hybriddonuts]

I'm officially a roller boy now.

[gunrunnerhell]

Century Arms CETME

U.S made clone comprised mostly of demilled Spanish parts kits and an American receiver. This particular CETME has the cast stainless steel receiver instead of the stamped receiver. The integrated rear sight housing at the rear is a clear indicator that its a cast receiver. Although more rigid, they are actually out of spec and won’t accept certain parts a normal stamped receiver would be able to. (GRH)