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

Code: 67826

345.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The P1 is a post-war version of the wartime P38 and was the standard sidearm used by the Bundeswher to the end of the 1990. All the post war P38/P1"s where produced and maker marked by Walther. This example is in excellent condition, matching numbered, stamped 'BW" for Bundeswher and dated September 1985. For Non EU Sales Only. However can...  read more

Code: 67017

645.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a Yugoslavian copy of the German wartime MG42 machine gun. It is almost identical to the wartime examples, except for the Yugoslavian markings and there is no barrel sleeve socket for the anti-aircraft spider sight. The Yugoslavs retained the German 7.92mm calibre and designated it as the M53 machine gun. This example is in very g...  read more

Code: 67550

1395.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only The 7.62. 2 A1 rifle was introduced in the early 1960's and is a basically an updated version of the classic No1 MKIII SMLE ( Short Magazine Lee-Enfield ). The main differences is the calibre 7.62mm instead of the .303. The butt plate is a copy of the L1A1 self-loading rifle and the magazine is more square in shape and has higher loading cap...  read more

Code: 66694

The SKS carbine ( Samozariadnyia Karabina Simonva ) was developed by the Soviet Union in 1945 and was the first Soviet/Russian weapon to have an intermediate round copied from the German ( 7.92 kurts ) for the MP44. This example is a Chinese version which differs from the Russian versions by having a cruciform bayonet. It is deactivated to the current EU specification and has a moving cocking h...  read more

Code: 66604

475.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a post-war K98 rifle which is identical to the mid-war German produced K98's. The only difference is the markings. The top of the receiver is marked with the Yugoslavian crest and the left side is stamped Preduzece 44, which is the state factory number. The side of the receiver is also marked "K98" however the Yugoslavian designatio...  read more

Code: 66140

645.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The VZ59 light machine gun is an improved version of the VZ52 which was magazine and belt feed. The VZ59 was only belt feed. This example is in good condition and dated 1971. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 66011

995.00 GBP

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The SKS carbine ( Samozariadnyia Karabina Simonva ) was developed by the Soviet Union in 1945 and was the first Soviet weapon to have an intermediate round copied from the Germans ( 7.92 Kurtz ) for the MP44. This example is a Chinese version which differs from the Soviet examples by having a cruciform folding bayonet. It is matching numbered and deactivated to the current EU/UK specification a...  read more

Code: 65730

475.00 GBP

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