Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 Reviews
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★★★★★
“CETME Black Widow .308”
Written on: 25/08/2011
I've heard all the bad things about these rifles, but the one I have has been flawless. I've used Spanish surplus, German surplus, American factory .308 and my own reloads and have yet to have any kind of failures. I've shot about 1000 rounds through it. I bought it August of 2003 for $368.00 out the door. I take this weapon with me hog hunting on foot. I hunt the Red river here in Texas and I've have had it wet, muddy and sandy and this rifle still keeps chugging. The only complaint is that... (read more)
★★★★★
“I just picked up one used at East Main trading in...”
Written on: 23/12/2010
I just picked up one used at East Main trading in farmington nm Id say the price has could of been a little better but thats not the companys fault.For being used it dosent look bad at all.Shoots stright, for a 308 the kick/recoil isnt bad at all Id say my ak's is worse, huge muzzle flash all in all very happy with it. if you want a good solid accurate powerful weapon system thats not going to put you in the poor house this is your weapon (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“bought from budsgunshop.com. advertised as excellent...”
Written on: 12/10/2010
bought from budsgunshop.com. advertised as excellent condition and new. got it, parts are missing, dirty, you can tell it's been fired before. the next morning i called bud's. they will not do anthing about it. to bad, out $500. the rifle cannot be shot the way it was shipped to me. (read more)
★★★★★
“The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a...”
Written on: 13/06/2009 by Evanb1
The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a blast to shoot and has - BY FAR - the LOWEST recoil of any .308 I ever fired as attested to by many I have invited to shoot it. My wife says it is about the loudest also, but I think a .223 is a lot harsher.
My CETME was previously owned and I bought it on the internet for $330 shipped a few years ago. It came with 5 mags, an additional set of furniture, a claw scope mount and a red dot scope. It has never failed to fire and functions...
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★★★★★
“I have a Century Arms Cetme and am really pleased with...”
Written on: 22/05/2009
I have a Century Arms Cetme and am really pleased with it. It is totally functional, the lightest recoil this side of a .22 magnum and is a blast to shoot. I only wish ammo was less expensive. I have read horror stories about CETME's and understand the problems many are experiencing. But there again, there are riflemen and shooters. The CETME is easy to learn about and keep running smoothly.
I bought mine with two sets of furniture and two mags. I now have twenty + mags, four sets of...
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★★★★★
“i bought my Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter a...”
Written on: 05/04/2009 by motopsychoz
i bought my Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter a few years ago from dunhams sporting goods, i took it too the local gun store too look for bigger clips and too see what they thought of it .....they told me they had some quality issues and thats why they dont sell them. well its four years later and im laughing my ass off cuz it is by far the best rifle ive ever owned or seen !!!!! took about 100 rounds too break it in (during wich it jammed a few times) after that it never jammed... (read more)
★★★★★
“For the most part there a good buy for a good...”
Written on: 01/12/2008
For the most part there a good buy for a good ependable gun. Depedable, reliable, and reasonable. I have one and I love it. It handles good and suprizingly accurate. Before you buy one maks sure that the mag release works OK. Some times one comes rhrough with a funky mag well but if you have a dremel an litte tme tere eay to fix. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I got my CETME a few weeks ago and I'm hooked. My...”
Written on: 24/11/2008 by timfife
I got my CETME a few weeks ago and I'm hooked. My buddy and I bore sighted with laser in shop and took it outside. We placed a 4" x 6" 1/4 inch steel plate on top of a palate. From the sitting position I aimed with the 200 yard app. at 50 yards away. My buddy Sean says something witty like, "there's no way your going to hit that from here" (we do regularly with our AR's." I should have bet him a few clips...First shot, straight through...twice! Second shot was dead center!!! Okay, it... (read more)
★★★★★
“I ordered mine from JG Sales and fires it with a...”
Written on: 07/11/2008 by timfife
I ordered mine from JG Sales and fires it with a friend who is a huge FAL fan and he was very impressed with this rifle. I feel it i a must have for the .308 patriot...Use the M4 as a side arm! (read more)
★★★★★
“I have replaced all the furniture and installed a +2...”
Written on: 06/06/2008
I have replaced all the furniture and installed a +2 roller set. My extractor spring was worn and eventually broke so I replaced that. That's it. Other than that It's just pure accessories added on(ie. bayonet, green dot, stanag mount, collapsable stock((m4 style)), removed the Century "muzzle Blast Enhancer" and replaced with a flash suppressor.
Favorite in my collection.
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★★★★★
“I have had 1 for a year and gives me less problems...”
Written on: 09/04/2008 by flipboy360
I have had 1 for a year and gives me less problems than any gun ive ever owned. Its a great gun but mine jammed after 200 rounds (read more)
★★★★☆
“The centre is accurate, shots rapid fire very well,...”
Written on: 08/04/2008 by oris (1 review written)
The centre is accurate, shots rapid fire very well, great sights out the box, operation of gun works well, smooth shotting. On the downside the round feed is a little ruff,cleaning of gun takes alot, balance of gun leads to the front. The Century Arms Black Widow is a good air rifle. (read more)
★★★★★
“Good gun! Reassembly has to be done in an very...”
Written on: 29/02/2008 by thomasmann
Good gun! Reassembly has to be done in an very specific way,or the gun will not go back together but the Centruy Arms Black Widow is a good shooter (read more)
★★★☆☆
“I've had mine 5 years and it is still fun to shoot.”
Written on: 18/02/2008
I've had mine 5 years and it is still fun to shoot. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I bought the rifle to use primarily as a hunting rifle...”
Written on: 04/02/2008
I bought the rifle to use primarily as a hunting rifle and because I like military rifles and am partial to the 7.62x51/.308 Win caliber. Having the delayed-blowback bolt design, recoil is kept to a minimum and is not unpleasant. I highly reccomend this type of rifle to anyone who is responsible enough to handle it. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“I first bought my rifle for around $429 as a original...”
Written on: 10/01/2008 by bmonninger (1 review written)
I first bought my rifle for around $429 as a original cetme sporter. I decided to try to improve the overall performance of the rifle. I installed a H&K military green stock set with the larger recoil spring assembly, H&K firing spring, firing pin, cocking assembly, rollers, bayonet lug, and a couple of other H&K parts. After I installed the new internal parts the rifle seemed to function better , as well as open and close more smoothly. I went out and fired 20 rounds at rapid fire and no... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have nothing bad to say about this rifle. It is one...”
Written on: 02/01/2008 by wramacker
I have nothing bad to say about this rifle. It is one of the best rifles i have ever owned. I can unload rounds through it as fast as any other rifle. I have never had any problems with the rifle. You can buy H & K magaines at a low price and the work just as good. It is a very versitle wepon. (read more)
★★★★☆
“Not all are created equal, make sure there are no...”
Written on: 02/01/2008
Not all are created equal, make sure there are no cracks in the receiver. (read more)
★★★★★
“I would recommend the rifle to anyone! I got mine when...”
Written on: 10/11/2007 by Wyatt508
I would recommend the rifle to anyone! I got mine when they were only $269! Now they are worth a lot more! As I said before, the rifle has been very reliable. I proved this one day when I took my neighbors kid shooting (Marine corp) and we put "500 bad Rounds" through it, (The ones you can get for about $90), And not one miss fired! The Cetme's bolt did get sticky but a little cleaning cleared that up! (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“I can fire maybe one out of ten rounds, the main bolt...”
Written on: 09/08/2007 by hansfreitag
I can fire maybe one out of ten rounds, the main bolt will not slide into battery when it chambers a round. It locks up just fine when a round is not chambered. I tried using a fine lapping compound at first to polish out the inside of the receiver and that helped, also polished out many of the tool marks on the bolt. The result was a bolt that you could actually hear working better and smoother. However it still will not reliably chamber a round. I tried calling Century Arms and was told to... (read more)
Tomgreco's Response to 303561_hansfreitag's Review
Written on: 11/06/2010
I found this review very helpful because customer service is a great indication of the character and quality of the company- and how their guns perform.
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★★★★☆
“I am extremely happy with my Cetme. Just put a Tapco...”
Written on: 27/04/2007 by Don357 (1 review written)
I am extremely happy with my Cetme. Just put a Tapco bi-rail claw mount and Tasco Golden antler 3x9 40mm scope on it and can't wait for hunting season. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“As an inexpensive rifle with the looks of a HK, I...”
Written on: 30/01/2007 by michael121
As an inexpensive rifle with the looks of a HK, I think there are possibilities! (read more)
Doug Allison's Response to 276486_michael121's Review
Written on: 07/06/2007
Your front site has the windage adjustment. You will need a site tool. They are cheap at Century Arms.
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★★★★★
“I would buy another one if I were to loose this one....”
Written on: 18/08/2006 by Doug Allison (1 review written)
I would buy another one if I were to loose this one. It is my everything rifle. It shoots any ammo I feed it. My expensive rifles hardly get used. (read more)
★★★★☆
“The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 I...”
Written on: 10/08/2006 by AcesDoc1
The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 I bought about three years ago from Century arms was at first a complete disappointment. It didn't accept G-3 mags, for one thing, and required work with a dremel tool to get most Cetme mags to fit it. It frequently jammed for reasons I could not diagnose until I really started digging into it. I really wanted to make this rifle work, because when it did, its accuracy (despite a strangely rough looking bore) was superb. In fact, it was a... (read more)
★★★★☆
“These Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter guns...”
Written on: 31/05/2006 by hunterla5 (2 reviews written)
These Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter guns often get poor reviews, which are only partially deserved. Century has terrible quality control, so about 50% of their CETME's require work to get them operating smoothly. If you like to tinker on guns, this is a good project gun for you. If not, look somewhere else. If you are willing to put in a little time and work, you will find yourself with one of the greatest battle rifles of all time, just don't expect it right out of the box.
After...
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★★★★☆
“The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is...”
Written on: 20/01/2006 by AARON HED
The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is fantastic. The whole county knows when Iam shooting. This gun will stop all shooters at the range. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“The Century Arms has major chamber problems, it is...”
Written on: 15/12/2005 by miketrucks
The Century Arms has major chamber problems, it is back to Century for repair. Problem is I have owned the gun for 9 weeks, only had it home twice to test fire it, now a wait of another 5-6 weeks before I get it back.
BUYER BEWARE !!!!!!
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★★★★★
“I purchased my Cetme Sporter from SOG. I must have got...”
Written on: 25/09/2005 by NuclearFuzion (2 reviews written)
I purchased my Cetme Sporter from SOG. I must have got an exceptionally good rifle since the only problem I have had has been a failure to feed that I eventually discovered was due to the absolutely pathetic steel magazines fit and function. I found that my Cetme works exceptionally well with the HK mags and I have had absolutely no problems with feeding extraction or any other function since changing over (the aluminum mags needed some slight deburring/polishing to fit my magwell properly).... (read more)
★★★★☆
“I bought this Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter...”
Written on: 26/06/2005 by ngredleg67 (1 review written)
I bought this Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 at the gun ahow about a year ago for $290 to use as a high-powered plinker. I had similar problems with spent shells not properly extracting and the rifle firing with the bolt not coming all the way forward and locking. I let my gunsmith look at it and he told me that what I needed to do was to keep it clean and apply a heavy coat of high quality grease to the bolt carrier and the inside of the receiver during the 1000 to 2000 round... (read more)
Rob Blackford's Response to ngredleg67's Review
Written on: 30/05/2006
I agree about the sights, but I can't hit the side of a barn with most iron sights because of my vision. I have an EOTEC 512 on my sporter and it shoots great!! I also have an AR-15 and an AK-47, which are both fun to shoot, but I love the CETME!
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★☆☆☆☆
“Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 - I...”
Written on: 05/02/2005 by breathless1 (1 review written)
Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 - I purchased this gun from J&G but unfortunately due to being out of the country was unable to fire it for the first 6 months I owned it. I was never able to fire two shots in a row without a failure to either feed or extract. Neither J&G nor Century Arms would consider making it right (even for more money). They did state that these guns were very rough (functioning) and needed at least 200 shots fired before they smoothed out. Disassembly,... (read more)
Ynottony's Response to breathless1's Review
Written on: 26/02/2005
I experience the same feeding problems in my Cetme, cleaning the flutes helps... but not for long. I shot a lot, but the gun stove pipes so much it's frustrating to shot. I also had a problem sighting it in, a common problem with the century cetme, the triple post is soldered out of position making it imposible to sight in. It's fairly easy to fix.
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Germandevil's Response to breathless1's Review
Written on: 15/04/2006
I had your same problem with my Cetme, but I found that the gun isn't entirely at fault. One of the mags had a bad spring in it, therefore, the bolt carrier couldn't get the entire round into the chamber. I honestly think it is a problem with the mags...
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Madmaxd1's Response to breathless1's Review
Written on: 26/05/2006
A friend of mine is interested on obtaining a HK-91 type riffle and I was just reading up on the comments for the Cetme Sporter. What a disappointment "the triple post is soldered out of position making it impossible to sight in" In the mid eighties I purchased a new SAR-8 for $800 from Springfield Armory and this riffle performs exceptionally well to this day with over 4000 cycled rounds. With the use Springfield's mags which are plastic, H.K.'s Aluminum mags, steel replica mags and European surplus, steel cased "corrosive" ammo from the mid 1960's this unit still makes a flawless performance. On several posted reviews it has been matched to the original HK-91and even though it does not co$t as much as an HK it is still a bit steep price wise. new & used units ranged from $900 to $2000, depending on model, year & condition. I have taken interest on the PTR-91 by J.L.D. Enterprises but I have not found enough information to convince me even though the price is right.
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Rob Blackford's Response to breathless1's Review
Written on: 30/05/2006
I've had my sporter for a few years now. It shot rough at first, about two or three mags worth, but then it settled down and works flawlessly. It may be the kind of ammo you are shooting. The surplus stuff from S. Africa works well, the green laquer stuff from Wolf doesn't work so well.
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★★★★☆
“The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a...”
Written on: 03/01/2005 by scubaman (1 review written)
The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a good affordable alternative to HK91 and more expensive clones. Tried two different rifles in a store and chose one that operated more smoothly and with better trigger pull. The other rifle had significantly harder and sloppier trigger release. Rifle functioned fine until bolt stuck open hard after 60 rounds. Malfunction turned out to be misaligned ejector lever. Excessive sideplay would cause it to miss the groove in the bolt and jam the... (read more)
Dragon5126's Response to scubaman's Review
Written on: 28/01/2005
The reviewer mentioned that his Cetme functioned fine on assorted ammo even military ammo. It is strongly cautioned that standard .308 sporting ammo not be used in this fire arm. The simple fact is this is a 7.62x54 not a .308. You say they are the same? Externally yes. Internally no. True Military 7.62 ammo has heavier brass to lower the risk of a broken cartridge in battle. Since the Cetme is a delayed blowback operation and not a gas operation it counts on the adhesion of the expanded brass to help control rearward bolt movement, to accomplish this end it has a fluted chamber. The thinner brass of commercial sporting ammo tend to overexpand. This results in failed extraction, Broken cartridges and the possibility of jamming another round into the inside of the neck of the broken cartridge that remained in the chamber. As a retired gunsmith/armorer I have seen this numerous times. Unfortunately Centry arms neglects to mention this in the Cetme manual. If you do use commercial .308 ammo in a Cetme, at the bare minimum invest in a broken shell extractor for it. After all, We all know Murphy and his laws, when that cartridge does break, it will most likely be on the first round fired while you hae a brick of ammo to burn up that day.
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Scubaman's Response to scubaman's Review
Written on: 16/02/2005
I agree with dragon5126's cautions using commercial .308 loads in CETME/G3 series rifles. In addition, one should not use reloads, handloads or heavy commercial loads in these rifles. And once fired in these rifles, the casings should never be reloaded due to heavy scarring by the fluted chamber. Safety note; my CETME had a safety lever permanently removed from the trigger group as part of the semi-auto modification. The purpose of this lever is to prevent hammer release until the bolt is fully locked in firing position when in full-auto fire. Without this lever, I found it possible to release the hammer without having the bolt fully locked, although in most cases, it won't align with the firing pin to actually fire. Heed the caution in owner's manual to firmly release the bolt actuator to cycle the action in place. One other note; my particular model had stamped steel receiver lacking a claw mount saddle in front of the rear sight. Without it, HK style claw mounts will not stay in place. All that being said, as a converted military firearm, I find my CETME to be reliable and affordable. As mentioned before, Century Arms quality is somewhat spotty and maybe the stars were aligned perfectly when they assembled mine. After the initial fix for bent ejector lever, to date, no jams, misfeed or a broken/stuck case.
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★★★★☆
“Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308: ”
Written on: 05/09/2004 by smokingsharp
Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308:
The mag lips need to be bent down, will use h&k mags. Also bolt may jam in rearward position. This is taken care of by polishing bolt down. If you put a h&k scope mount on, it will slide due to no saddle by rear site like h&K . I welded a saddle on back of cetme . but tappaco cheaper scope base is better it has top set screws but don't over tighten, it will jam bolt and need more polishing. cetme shoots vey well and for educational purpose a class...
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★★★★☆
“I bought a Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter...”
Written on: 05/09/2004 by charlie2t (2 reviews written)
I bought a Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 to try and was pleasantly surprised that a rifle that sells for the price of the CETME Sporter functioned as well as it did right out of the box without any tweaking. I cleaned mine and put it on the bench with FEDERAL Match ammunition and got groups well less than 2". While it is not a high dollar match grade rifle, it is a functional semi auto .308 and I have tested some that were much more expensive that did not do as well as this... (read more)
★★★★★
“I bought the gun as a cheap hi-powered plinker and...”
Written on: 15/08/2004 by SDH1911 (1 review written)
I bought the gun as a cheap hi-powered plinker and found once I fixed the mags and lapped in the bolt carrier (help the break in process), the gun preformed very well. It shoots 2" groups with ease and fires every time I pull the trigger. I expected to have big problems when I got this gun due to the price but was very surprised with the results. I was going to save up and buy a G3, but at this point there is no reason to, the Cetme will do just fine. So far I have fired several thousand... (read more)
★★★★★
“There is a misconception that the CETME rifle was...”
Written on: 01/06/2004 by yo mommas lips (1 review written)
There is a misconception that the CETME rifle was around before the Heckler and Koch G3, at least in respects with what people call the cetme rifle. People call the santa barbara modelo C rifle a CETME rifle. CETME was an engineering firm who designed the rifle. It was made up of German mauser engineers and people from Spain. The CETME design firm made designed the CETME Modelo 58 or Modelo B rifle
This rifle was produced by a few companies around the world. Santa Barbara and NWM in holland...
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★★★★☆
“The Century Cetme Sporter is far from the Main Battle...”
Written on: 31/05/2004 by Jacobite (2 reviews written)
The Century Cetme Sporter is far from the Main Battle Rifle it started out life as. The rifle is built from parts taken from dismantled Cetme Rifles from Spain. It is not a new rifle but rather a rifle built with a mix of new and used parts. The Cetme was designed before the H&K G3 and all the parts are not interchangeable although some are. All sight adjustments are made with the front sight. A special tool is very helpful with this. The rifle is accurate and very fun to shoot however... (read more)
381159_Krghunts's Response to Jacobite's Review
Written on: 10/07/2008
I have a century arms cetme for a few years now and love it. I got rid of the black plastic furniture and replaced with a German military surplus o.d. stock set. I think it's fiber glass it is definetly not plastic. Accuracy has never been an issue. Out of the box ,after bore siting in a scope , it has about a one inch group at 100 and 200 yards . I put down a wild hog with at 110 yards maybe more it was at a pretty good trot.
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★★☆☆☆
“my Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a...”
Written on: 16/05/2004 by monsterbronk2004
my Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 is a nice looking gun however I am severly disappointed in the performance, it does not feed properly, jamming almost every other shot. The plastic stock would be a poor example for an airsoft gun, the stock was cracked right out of the box, look at the hole on the top where the top buttplate screw keeper is..I would only recommend this gun if you are a novice or better gunsmith as this gun requires a load of tweaking and maintenance..This gun... (read more)
Elchoppo's Response to 155833_monsterbronk2004's Review
Written on: 05/02/2005
This reviewer must have purchased their CETME thinking that it was NIB (New In Box). The reality is that the CETME is clobbered together from non-matching serial number parts and the required number of US made parts to make it compliant with ATF standards. Furthermore, the CETME is not as hard to "Field-strip" as the reviewer implies. It really has two pins at the rear of the reciever that can be removed quite easily compared to the pins on say a Rem 870. It can be interesting to shoot with the "Spanish Lady", but too loud?! What kind of person really complains about that, GET REAL. The report from the CETME just lets everyone know that you have the grand-daddy of all modern battle rifles. The CETME is a rifle with personality, and if you, as the shooter don't want any personality at the range, then go out and buy an M-4gery like all the other yuppie scum that clog up the ranges across America.
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★★★★★
“The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 cal...”
Written on: 02/05/2004 by Wonieto (3 reviews written)
The Century Arms Black Widow Cetme Sporter .308 cal rifle is sweet. The Cetme Sporter is the american cotract version of the German G3 or the American HK91. It is a cheaper version with very similar perfomance. I fired 10 rounds at 100yrds and got 2 3/4" groups. This is a definate deal at around $400. Another great thing about it is the fact it was built after the g3 and the 91 and it can use the same parts, such as folding and retractible stocks( may be illegal in some places), which are... (read more)
Jacobite's Response to Wonieto's Review
Written on: 27/05/2004
The person writing the review should get his facts right. The Cetme rifles are not the same as the H&K rifles. Some parts will interchange between them but many will not. I agree with the writer in the fact they are decent rifles and his range report, however his facts are way off. He should have also included the fact a special tool is needed to sight them in and gave some insight as to how they are sighted in.
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Azshooter's Response to Wonieto's Review
Written on: 29/05/2004
The Century CETME is built from the original Spanish CETME rifle, on an American made receiver. After WWII, fleeing German ordinance designers sought refuge in a sympathetic Spanish Government. They were financed by the Centro de Estudios Technicos de Materiales Especiales, a facility for the development and production of Special Weapons. So the name CETME is not that of the firearm, but of the Spanish institute that developed it. It was in Spain the German designers continued work begun on a new rifle in wartime Germany. Although of German design origins, the CETME is definitely a Spanish-produced arm. In fact, the first CETME’s produced under contract HK in Germany between 1975 and 1961, were required to be stamped ‘CETME’. The history of this unique arm clearly demonstrates that the G3 and HK91 both are derived directly fron the Spanish CETME.
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<br>The CETME rifle is indeed fun to shoot. The delayed inertial locking action is a unique and reliable mechanism, precluding the use of bleed-off propellant gas to cycle the action. Compare a Century-built CETME with their version of the G3, and you will discover the CETME has noticibly milder recoil. It makes for a comfortable day at the range.
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<br>Complete details of care and feeding, upgrades and tuning, along with the pros and cons of the CETME can be found at: http://www.gunboards.com/forums/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=47 and more history, maintenance and operational info at: http://www.cetmerifles.com/forum/index.php The owners and experts post at these 2 sites. Take a look and ask them for the real story.
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<br>The author of the article was correct in stating that the CETME is a sweet shooter and also accurate.
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