Chinese Type 54 Submachine Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only The Type 54 is the Chinese version of the Russian PPS43 submachine gun produced under license. The Chinese version is almost identical the Russian examples the only difference is the in the grips which may be maked with the letter K in the centre or have a diamond shape which is the case with this example. The Chinese characters read TYPE 54... read more
645.00 GBP
Replica U.S. M16 Assault Rifle. ( MGC )
This is 1970's made replica of the original M16 assault rifle, which did not have a forward assist and had a three finger flash eliminator. The A1's which where introduced in 1968 had the forward assist and a bird cage flash eliminator. The replica will chamber and eject dummy 5.56mm rounds and can be stripped down. The replica was produced the Japanese firm Model Gun Corporation ( MGC ), which... read more
545.00 GBP
Replica Isreali Uzi Machine Pistol
This is an excellent all metal Japanese made replica of the Isreali Uzi machine pistol, one of the iconic machine pistols of the latter part of the 20th Century. It is a highly accurate replica with the correct markings including the manufacturers code "IMI" for Isreali Metal Industries ". The replica will chamber and eject dummy brass rounds. Sold submect to the Violent Crimes Reduction Bill.... read more
495.00 GBP
Czech VZ25 Machine Pistol
This is a VZ26 machine pistol, which replaced the earlier VZ23 and VZ25 machine pistols which where designed in the late-1940's. The VZ26 is nearly identical to the VZ25. The main difference between the two patterns is the calibre. The VZ25 was in 9mm where the VZ26 is the Soviet 7.62mm pistol cartridge. The VZ26 was in service with the Czech army from 1952 to 1960's and was produced Ceska Zbr... read more
445.00 GBP
Replica M16A1 Assault Rifle
This is Japanese made replica of the M16A1 assault fire. It is a extremely well made replica with all the correct markings including Colts logo. The upper and lower receivers including the barrel are all made of metal. This example has a shorter barrel and the round hand guard and would have been deemed as a carbine. It will chamber and eject dummy rounds and strips down just like the real thin... read more
550.00 GBP
Israeli Galil Short Automatic Rifle
This is a current EU/UK deactivated, Galil Short Automatic Rifle ( SAR ), which would have been issued to vehicle crews, army staff and support troops. This example is in excellent condition and is has a moving bolt carrier under spring pressure. U.K. Sales Only. read more
675.00 GBP
Yugoslavian Deactivated RBR M80 64mm Rocket Launcher
The Yugoslavian RBR M80, 64MM disposable rocket launcher is a copy of the U.S. M72 LAW. The M80 was introduced in the Yugoslavian Federal Army in 1980 and is still produced today for the Serbian army. It used extensively by all sides in the during the Bosnian war of the mid 1990's. This example is in good condition with intact sights. U.K. Sales Only. read more
345.00 GBP
British Deactivated L1A1 LAW 66mm Rocket Launcher
Perhaps the most famous of the post-war shoulder fired disposable rocket launchers. The U.S. M72 LAW, which first saw service in Vietnam and British forces in the Falklands war. This is an early British example dating before 1982 as the later examples are designated the A2. It has suffered with some minor damage mainly to the fixtures for the tube caps which are missing. U.K. Sales Only. read more
150.00 GBP
West German P1 Pistol ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The P1 is the post-war version of wartime P38. The main difference between the P1 and P38 is the frame is made of a lightweight alloy and the side grip extends past the safey catch and black plastic grips. In fact early post-war examples retained the P38 designation however when officially excepted into the Bundeswehr the pistol was design... read more
625.00 GBP
Deactivated Polish PM63 Machine Pistol
The PM63 machine pistol was introduced in 1963 and remained in production to 1977. The gun was designed for use with support troops who did not need a rifle, such drivers, armoured and artillery crews. The PM63 was exported in small numbers to Vietnam and East-Germany. This example is in excellent condition, matching numbers and dated 1974. It is deactivated to the current EU specification. For... read more
345.00 GBP