German Deactivated MP40 Submachine Gun

This is a 1940 dated MP40 submachine gun, which is one of the most iconic SMG's from WW2. This example is matching numbered and has the secret makers code 660 for Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG. The weapon has lost all of its original bluing however the metal is in good condition. It is deactivated to the current EU/UK specification and has a moving bolt under spring pressure. U.K. Sales Only  read more

Code: 67364

Replica MP40 Submachine Gun ( Denix )

This is a Spanish made replica of one of the most iconic submachine guns of WW2. The German MP40. The replica cocks, dry fires, with a folding stock and removable magazine. Sold Subject to the Violent Crimes Reduction Bill. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 67363

Russian/Soviet PPS43 Submachine Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The PPS43 was developed during the siege of Leningard ( St.Petersburg ) in 1942 due to the defenders running low on weapons and was hurriedly developed and manufactured to equip the defenders with badly needed weapons. It was an extremely simple design, which proved to be surprisingly effective. It continued to be produced by the Soviet U...  read more

Code: 67362

Austrian MP34 Submachine Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The MP34 was designed by a German but the manufacture was taken undertaken in 1930 by the Swiss firm Solothurn, who where actually owned by the German firm Rheinische Metallwaren und Maschinenfabrik of Dusseldorf. It was also made by the Austrian firm Waffenfabrik-Gesellschaft at Steyr and become known as the Steyr-Solothurn. The Swiss/Aust...  read more

Code: 67361

Replica Israeli Uzi Submachine Gun ( Maurshin )

This is a high quality replica of the Uzi submachine gun which was produced by the Japanese firm Muarshin. The replica will chamber and eject dummy 9mm rounds. Sold subject to the Violent Crimes Reduction Bill. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 67360

Israeli Deactivated Galil SAR

This is a very nice example of the Galil SAR ( Short Automatic Rifle ) which would be used by vehicle crews, artillery and other support troops. It was also the standard weapon used by the Knesset Guard, which protect the Knesset build and Knesset members. This example comes with two magazines with rubber grips and twin mag holder. 10 inert 5.56mm rounds and a sling. It is deactivated to the cu...  read more

Code: 67359

U.S. M1 Carbine ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The M1 carbine was introduced in late 1941 and was designed for use with machine gunners, mortar crews, drivers, artillerymen, clerks, cooks and other support troops. However the weapon became popular amongst infantry officers and senior NCO's. Early examples had a two aperture rear sight and no bayonet lug. After 1945 the majority of M1 ca...  read more

Code: 67358

Yugoslavian SKS & Grenade Launcher ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a Yugoslavian copy of the Soviet SKS self-loading rifle. The Yugoslavs designated the weapon as the Model 59/66. The main difference between the Soviet and the Yugoslav models is the Yugoslavian examples have a grenade launcher and flip up launcher sight mounted to the barrel. This example is in excellent condition. It does not cock...  read more

Code: 67357

Japanese Type 38 Carbine (Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a type 38 carbine which is the short version of the type 38 rifle which was introduced in 1905. This example is in very good condition, retaining its dust cover. However the symbol of the Emperor the chrysanthemum has been ground off which was considered as a face-saving gesture by Imperial Japanese forces as they surrendered their...  read more

Code: 67356

Russian/Soviet Mosin Nagant M1930 Sniper Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a matching numbered Mosin Nagant M1930 sniper rifle which is dated 1943 and and has the manufacturer's mark of an arrow within a triangle which identifies the maker as the Izhevsk Factory. The sniper rifle differs slightly from a standard M1930 rifle by having a turned down bolt, which allows clearance of the scope. The PU is in ...  read more

Code: 67355