Replica German MP40 Submachine Gun ( MGC )

This an excellent all metal made replica of the iconic German MP40 submachine gun. The replica was produced by the Japanese firm Model Gun Corporation and dates from the late 1960's to the 1970's It can chamber and eject dummy 9mm rounds, strips down just like the real weapon. MGC ceased trading in 1994 and their early replicas have become highly collectable in their own right. Sold subject to ...  read more

Code: 69855

Austrian MP34 SMG ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is an Austrian MP34 submachine gun which is also known as the Steyr-Solothurn. It was designed by a German engineer Lous Stange and was originally built in Switzerland and was designated the S1-100. The MP34 designation was given by the Austrian Army when the weapon was built under licence. This example was produced by Osterreichische...  read more

Code: 69854

Replica German MP18 Submachine Gun

This is an all metal and real wooden stock replica of the MP18 submachine gun. The replica has a moving dummy bolt under spring pressure, but does not cock or dry fire. There is no sear to release the dummy bolt. The 32 round snail drum magazine is a Japanese made replica produced by Model Gun Corporation for their replica Artillery Luger. It a fully functional magazine. I believe this repli...  read more

Code: 69853

British MKII Sten Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A very nice example of a pre-1995 deactivated MKII Sten gun, which cocks, dry fires and can be stripped down. The auto and semi fire select still functions and the magazine housing can be rotated for transit. For Non EU Sales Only. However it can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase  read more

Code: 69852

Russian/Soviet PPS43 SMG ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only a very nice example a matching numbered 1945 dated PPS43 submachine gun, which was introduced in 1943 during the siege of Leningrad ( 8th September 1941 to 27th January 1944). This example does not cock or dry fire. However the cocking handle does move under spring pressure. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current...  read more

Code: 69851

Polish Deactivated PPS43 Submachine Gun

Thi is a Polish made version of the Soviet/Russian PPS43 submachine gun which was introduced during the siege of Leningard ( 8th September 1941 to 27th January 1944 ). The PPS43 was introduced in 1943. This Polish example is identical to the Soviet wartime examples the only difference is the markings and the year of production 1955. It is deactivated to the current EU/UK specifiction with a dum...  read more

Code: 69850

Polish Deactivated AK47 Assault Rifle

This is a near mint example of a matching numbered Polish made AK47 assault rifle which is dated 1963. The AK47 is one of the most iconic weapons to be produced in the latter part of the 20th century with variants still being produced today. This example is deactivated to the current EU/UK specification with bolt carrier moving under spring pressure. U.K. Sales Only  read more

Code: 69849

U.S. Deactivated M1903A3 Rifle

This is a M1903A3 rifle which was manufactured by the Springfield Armoury. However this example has been re-barrelled by Smith-Corona dated February 1943. The M1903A3 is a redesigned version of the original M1903 rifle devised to facilitate mass-production. The main difference between the M1903 and the M1903A3 is the position and design of the rear sight. This example is deactivated to the cur...  read more

Code: 69848

U.S. Deactivated M1903 Rifle

This is a Remington made M1903 rifle which is dated May 1942. The M1903 rifle is more commonly referred to as the "Springfield" as it was designed and first manufactured at the Springfield armoury. It was the main service rifle of the U.S. Military during WW1 and continued to see service to the end of WW2. This example is deactivated to the current EU/UK deactivation and will not cock or dry fi...  read more

Code: 69847

British Deactivated L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle

This is a 1959 dated L1A1 self-loading rife more commonly referred to as the SLR. This example is retains its wooden furniture the majority of the SLR tended to have their wooden furniture replaced with black plastic during its service life. This particular SLR was manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms. The cocking handle has been replaced and is dated 1964 and is maker marked with the letter "...  read more

Code: 69846