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==History==
The first [[Mauser]] rifle produced in [[Yugoslavia]] was the '''M24'''. Its predecessor, the '''Model 1924''' had been produced for the Yugoslav army by [[Česká Zbrojovka]] and [[Fabrique Nationale de Herstal|FN
The final additions to the M24 family were the '''M24/47''' and '''M24/52''' rifles. Both were produced after World War II at the [[Zastava Arms]] plant in Kragujevac, which was at that time was under the control of the postwar communist government. "47" and "52" indicate the first year of production for each respective model: 1947 for the M24/47 and 1952 for the M24/52. Minor cosmetic differences exist between the M24/47 and M24/52, but the rifles are nearly identical to one another and to their predecessors, the Model 1924 and M24.<ref>http://www.marstar.ca/Y-E-24+.htm</ref>
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'''M24/47 Rifle''' - M24 Rifles and Carbines of Belgian and Yugoslavian manufacture brought up to a common standard begining in 1947 and continuing into early
'''M24/52 Rifle''' Reworked Czech vz. 24 rifles in overhaul program similar to M24/47 begining in 1952. Standard length action.
==Civilian Use==
A number of M24 series rifles have been sold to civilians, and are popular because of their low cost when compared to similar [[Mauser]] pattern rifles, such as the [[Karabiner 98k]] and [[M48 Mauser]]. M24 series rifles are noted for their high quality.<ref>http://www.marstar.ca/Y-E-24+.htm</ref>
==See
*[[vz. 24]]
*[[M48 Mauser]]
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