Replica Russian AK47 ( Hudson )

This is a 1980's made replica of one of the most iconic weapons to ever be produced. The Russian AK47 assault rifle. The replica was produced by the Japanese firm Hudson, who no longer exist. It is a fully detailed replica with real wood furniture. It will chamber and eject dummy 7.62mm rounds and will strip down just like the real thing. Sold subject to the Violent Crimes Reduction bill. U.K. ...  read more

Code: 69366

German K98 Rifle. ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1944 dated k98 rifle and has the three letter makers code "byf" for Mauser. This example is also stamped with the letter "X" one the receiver which means its a Russian capture. We have re-built this example so it correct for early 1944 production model. The Third Reich era proof markings ( Waffenampts ) are still in tact. For Non ...  read more

Code: 69364

German K98 Rifle. ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A 1937 dated example of the K98 rifle which has the pre-war makers code S/27, which identifies the manufacturer as Berthold Geipel GmbH. Which also used the three letter wartime code "ayf" and are better known as ERMA, who mainly produced the MP40 submachine guns. Making this example, quite a rare maker marked K98. The receiver is also st...  read more

Code: 69361

British MK1 Dove Tail Bren Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is an Enfield 1940 dated dove tail Mk1 Bren gun. Dove tail refers to the optical sight bracket on the left side of the receiver , which was discontinued after 1940. This example is in very good condition retains functioning telescopic legs which tended to be modified The legs would tend to drop when on the move, making the gun lopsided...  read more

Code: 69357

Czech Irish Contract MK1 Bren Gun ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union. This is one of the rarest examples of a MK1 Bren gun which exists. A Czechoslovakian made MK1 for the Irish Army. The contract was placed by the Irish government in 1937 with under 300 being produced which where all proofed by Birmingham Small Arms on behalf of the Irish government before final delivery. It is actually estimated under 200 where...  read more

Code: 69356