British Sten Gun Skeleton Stock
This is a skeleton stock for use with the MKII and MKIII Sten gun. read more
85.00 GBP
German/Austrian MP34 Magazines & Pouch
This is a magazine pouch for the Austrian MP34 submachine gun. The pouch contains three magazines, two of which have Third Reich era proof markings ( Waffenampts ). One does not have any waffenampts which means it was produced before the German annexation of Austria in March 1938. read more
125.00 GBP
British Sterling SMG Magazine
This is a L1A2 magazine for the Sterling submachine gun. This example is stamped RL58, which identifies the manufacturer as Royal Laboratories, who produced component parts on behalf of the Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley. This example was produced in 1958. read more
35.00 GBP
British Sterling SMG Magazine
This is an L1A2 magazine for the Sterling submachine gun. This example is stamped F59, which identifies the manufacturer as the Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley and was produced in 1959. read more
35.00 GBP
Deactivated Spanish ERMA-MPE Submachine Gun
This is a Spanish made copy of the German Erma MPE submachine gun. The MPE was designed by Heinrich Vollmer in the mid 1920's. The prototypes attracted the attention of the Heereswaffenampt ( Army Weapons Agency ) which led to Erma-Werke to obtain the rights from Heinrich Vollmer and started to produce the MPE in 1931. The weapon was stamped with the makers name "ERMA" hence it becoming known... read more
2595.00 GBP
British MK4 L2A3 Sterling Submachine Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Sterling submachine gun was introduced into the British army in 1953 and was developed from the wartime Patchett SMG. It remained in service with the British and commonwealth forces to the early 1990's This example is actually New Zealand army issue and is a pre-October 1995 deactivation with full moving action. For Non EU Sales Only. H... read more
2195.00 GBP
Deactivated French MAS36 Rifle
This is a nice example of the of a pre-war MAS36 which has the letter J prefix before the serial number, which dates the rifle's production between 1938 to 1939. Production the MAS36 ceased in 1940 when France was occupied by Germany. However after the war, production resumed to 1952. Post-war examples have a two letter year code, where pre-war have a single letter year code. This example ha... read more
825.00 GBP
U.S. M1917 Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. When the United States entered World War One, it had a rifle shortage. Since the U.S. had the production facilities for the British P14 rifle. The facilities where quickly redesigned to accept the standard American .30 M1906 cartridge, resulting in the Model 1917. In appearance it looks just like the British P14 rifle the only differences... read more
825.00 GBP