For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This a M1944 Mosin Nagant carbine, which is really an M1938 carbine with the addition of a folding bayonet. The Mosin Nagant carbines where originally designed for use drivers, artillerymen and mounted troops. However it tended to be issued to all branches of service. This example is in good condition and is dated 1945 and was produced at t...  read more

Code: 69633

575.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a matching numbered 1943 dated Mosin Nagant M1930 rIfle. This example was produced by the Izhevsk Factory identified by the arrow within a triangle stamped on the receiver. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specifcation. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69632

595.00 GBP

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For sale customers outside the European Union Only. This is the rarer Mosin Nagant M1891 Dragoon rifle which would have been issued to mounted troops. The M1930 Mosin Nagant is based on the Dragoon rifle the main difference is the Hexagon receiver and the date of manufacturer. This example is produced at the Tula Factory in 1923. It is in excellent condition. For Non EU sales only. However can ...  read more

Code: 69631

675.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1900 dated 1896 rifle produced by Carl Gustafs and was standard rifle uses by the Swedish army for nearly five decades with a total number 535 units being produced from 1896 to 1944. This example is in excellent condition. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before mak...  read more

Code: 69629

595.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Mauser M1896 rifle was sold to Chile and the Orange Free State - Oranje Vru Staat ( OVS ). The Chilean rifles would have the crest of Chile where the OVS rifles would only have the makers name. This example is a OVS rifle and is maker marked Deutsches Waffen und Munitionsfabrik, Berlin. The Orange Free State was a short lived independen...  read more

Code: 69628

495.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Lee-Metford was introduced in 1888 replacing the Martini-Henry, with the British army. which called it the No1 rifle, early examples tended to wear out the barrels quickly. Enfield made No1 rifles are identically the same the only difference is the barrel internally. Early Lee-Metfords where available to buy commercially. However they ...  read more

Code: 69623

1395.00 GBP

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This is 1874 dated Snider 3 band Enfield which is maker marked Birmingham Small Arms ( BSA ). The Snider Enfield was designed by an American inventor Jacob Snider and was adopted by the British army in 1866 remaining in service to 1880 when it was officially replaced with the Martini-Henry. However the British Indian army continued to use the Snider Enfield to the end of the 1890's. Sold under...  read more

Code: 69621

1245.00 GBP

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For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is the rarer MK1 Dove Tail Bren gun. The Dove Tail refers to the optical sight bracket on the left side of the receiver. From 1941 the optical sight bracket was discontinued. This example is maker marked with the letter E within the letter D for Enfield. It comes with an original Anti-Aircraft handle which is also Enfield made and an...  read more

Code: 69620

2795.00 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 German 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 wartime 7.92mm calibre and designated it as the M53. This example is in ver...  read more

Code: 69619

1395.00 GBP

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