British Lanchester SMG ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Lanchester was introduced in 1941 and was originally intended to be used by the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy. However it was primarily only used by the Royal Navy which continued in service to the 1960's when it was finally replaced it with the Sterling submachine gun The Lanchester is bascially a direct copy of the German MP28 with ...  read more

Code: 68735

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

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1943 dated PPS43 SMG which is matching numbers and in excellent condition. The majority of PPS's within the UK market tend to be post-war made of Polish origins marking this quite rare especially of the year manufacture. It has an low serial number "179". It's a post-1995 deactivation and will not cock or dry fire. However the bol...  read more

Code: 68734

Russian/Soviet PPSH41 SMG. ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1943 dated PPSH41 submachine gun which is matching numbers and comes with the correct WW2 era magazine. The majority of PPSH's within the UK market are either dated 1944/45 and comes with a post-war magazine. Post-war magazines have a double ring on both sides, where wartime magazines have a single ring on one side. The PPSH was...  read more

Code: 68733

Austrian MP34 SMG ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The MP34 is often mistaken as a German made submachine gun but is in fact either Swiss or Austrian made. The MP34 was designed by a German engineer but the manufacturing was first undertaken by the Swiss firm based at Solothurn who was owned by the German firm Rheinische Metallwaaren und Maschinenfabrik based in Dusseldorf Germany. The MP3...  read more

Code: 68732

Egyptian Port Said SMG. (Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Port Said SMG, is in fact the Swedish Carl Gustav M45 and was produced under licence in Eygpt. This example is in very good condition and is a pre-1995 deactivation with a full working action. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 68731

Australian Owen MK1 Bayonet

This is Owen MK1 bayonet for use with the Owen submachine gun. This example is dated May 1945 and is maker marked on the ricasso "OA" for the Orange Arsenal. The wooden grips are marked "SLAZ 44" which means the grips where produced by Slazenger in 1944. The bayonet is in excellent condition. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or ...  read more

Code: 68714

WW2 German Army Parade Bayonet & Frog

This is an excellent example of a WW2 German army parade bayonet, which still retains its red felt in its pommel. The bayonet is maker marked "W.K.C." for Weyersburg Kirchbaum & C.E. The bayonet comes with its light-weight parade bayonet frog. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or passport must be provided. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68730

East German AKM Type 1 Bayonet

A East German AKM type 1 bayonet. AKM bayonets have a unique feature. When the bayonet and scabbard are clipped together the bayonet can be used as wire-cutters. The British also uses this feature on their SA80 bayonets. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or passport must be provided. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68728

Danish G3 Bayonet

This is Danish G3 bayonet produced by Hechler & Koch. Danish G3 bayonets cones with a U.S. Made M8A1 scabbard but with Danish webbing fitting. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photograph of your drivers licence or passport must be provided. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68726

South African No9 Bayonet

The South African number 9 bayonet differs from the British made examples, The blade on a British Number 9 is the same as Number 5 bayonet, where the South African examples have a blade similar to an Uzi S1 bayonet with a similar Uzi style scabbard. The South African made No9's are a lot rarer than the British made examples. This is an age restricted item. Proof of age must be provided. A photo...  read more

Code: 68724