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RJ81 - Old Spec WW2 German MP40 - bnz 1944
Stamped bnz 44 for manufacture by Steyr in 1944, this is the hard to find fifth variation MP40, only made by Steyr, with a one-piece grip frame and integral end cap. The gun is in very good condition, with a nice even original blue to the metal work and bakelite in excellent condition. The gun has matching numbers to many of the parts with a non matched number on the receiver. The folding stock is tight and in good working order. Deactivated to old specifications, the gun can be fully field stripped and dry fired. MP40 are hard to find in this condition. |
£2250 |
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A79 - Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1928A1 - Lyman Sights
Used early in the war by US forces in battles such as Guadalcanal, and by British commandos and forces in the Western Desert. This gun is manufactured by the Auto-Ordnance Corporation which is harder to find than the Savage models. It has the original finned barrel, quick release butt, Cutts compensator, adjustable Lyman battle sights and original wooden foregrip. It is deactivated to current specifications with a fixed cocking handle, but with a moving trigger. Excellent condition. |
£425 |
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A78 - 1942 Dated Nazi Marked Steyr MP34
An excellent Steyr Solothurn MP34 1942 dated. Based on the MP18, the gun was manufactured by the Rheinmetall subsidery company Steyr to avoid the restrictions of the Versaille treaty. Manufactured to the highest standards, it was used by the German army, police and SS units during the Second World War. The gun has many WaA stamps, comes supplied with a leather sling. The gun is deactivated to old specifications and is fully strippable and can be dry fired. |
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C305 - WW2 Baretta M38A deactivated to Old Specifications
A fine example of a Beretta 38A. A gun renowned for its fine craftsmanship and finish, it was one of the best submachine guns of WW2. The model M38A had it's destinctive double triggers and cooling jacket over the barrel which was later removed on the model 38/42. It would accept a 10, 20, 30 or 40 round magazine and was used almost entirely in the early war period by eliter paratroopers, tank crews, Carabinieri and Blackshirt infantry. Production was slow and numbers only really became available in 1943. It was highly respected by the Germans for its reliability and accuracy and also highly prized by the allies when they could capture them. Given the oficial German designation MP 739(i) it was widely used by Fallschirmjager and SS troops and saw significant use in Italy and Russia.
This example was manufactured in 1943 and is stamped on the top of the reciever with its maker code and a 1943 date. It has an excellent original blue and the woodwork is in good condition. Complete with a 40 round magazine and sling it is deacivated to Old Specifications, so can be fully field stripped and dry fired.
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C304 - Old Spec Haenel WW2 German MP41
A scarce MP41 sub machine gun. Only approximately 27,000 of these were manufactued by Haenel, with a hybrid of a selective fire MP40 with the stock of an MP28. The reason for manufacture was never clear, possibly with foreign export in mind or with Haenel maybe using up superflous MP28 parts. Never adopted by the army, it was used by SS and field Police with famous pictures showing use in the Ardennes offesive and by troops with SS-Brigadeführer Jürgen Stroop in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in April / May 1943. This is a fine example with original factory blue. The top is stamped "MP41 patent Schmeisser C.G. Haenel Suhl and the barrel carries a Waffenamt WaA37. Deactivated with a fully working action and can be cocked and dry fired. An excellent example of a rare WWII submachine gun. |
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A154 - WW2 US Thompson M1A1 - Old Spec
WW2 US Thompson M1A1 sub machine gun. This is a mid war example manufactured by Auto Ordnance Bridgeport Connecticut. The gun is in good condition with its original parkarised finish showing a good patina. It is deactivated to old specifications so can be fully field stripped, cocked and dry fired. A fine example. |
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RJ137 - 90% Matching Old Spec WW2 German MP40 - bnz 1942
Stamped bnz 42 for manufacture by Steyr in 1942, this is the fourth variation MP40. The gun is in very good condition, with a nice even original blue to the metal work and bakelite in excellent condition. The gun has matching numbers to all parts apart from the barrel which was the first component to wear out in combat. Deactivated to old specifications, the gun can be fully field stripped and dry fired. A good condition near-matching MP40 which undoubtedly saw combat. |
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J16 - Old Spec WW2 British Sten Mk II
A good condition WW2 Sten Mk II, the standard sub-machine of the British forces from 1941 onwards and also dropped in large numbers to resistance groups in Europe. The gun is deactivated to old specification and can be fully field stripped, cocked and dry fired. This Sten is in good condition with 70% of its bluing remaining. Stamped with the manufacturer B&T and British War Department stamps and supplied with a T handle stock.. The gun comes with its sling and magazine. |
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RJ03 - 1943 Dated WW2 Russian PPS43
An excellent Russian WW2 PPS-43 sub machine gun. Manufactured by the Sestroryetsk Arsenal, in 7.62 calibre, this gun is a scarce early 1943 example which dates this weapon to the siege of Lenningrad, lifted in January 1944. Deactivated to current specification but with a moving cocking handle and folding stock. A fine historic piece. |
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I204 - WW2 German MP44 /STG
WW2 German MP44 deactivated to old specification. An excellent example of a Sturmgewehr, 1944 dated, with both bnz (Steyr) and fxo (Haenal) stampings. It is profusely Nazi marked with many waffenamts, with correct butt with oil trap and original bluing throughout. The gun is in excellent condition and can be cocked, dry fired and is fully field strippable. |
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I354 - Scarce Old spec WW2 Russian PPSH-41
A scarce 1944 dated Russian PPSH-41 deactivated to old specifications. The gun is in excellent collectors condition with matching numbers throughout the gun. It can be fully field stripped, cocked and dry fired. Hard to find an old spec PPSH in this condition. |
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I303 - WW2 US Thompson M1A1 - old spec with sling
Old spec Thompson M1A1 sub machine gun in very good condition. The iconic GI sub-machine gun of WW2. The gun is in good condition and is deactivated to old specifications so can be fully field stripped, cocked and dry fired. The woodwork has at one time had the bales moved to an alternative position, which would suggest use by the British forces. Complete with a very good reproduction US Kerr sling. |
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I293 - 1942 Dated Nazi Marked Steyr Solothurn MP34
An excellent Steyr Solothurn MP34 1942 dated. Based on the MP18, the gun was manufactured by the Rheinmetall subsidery company Steyr to avoid the restrictions of the Versaille treaty. Manufactured to the highest standards, it was used by the German army, police and SS units during the Second World War. The gun has many WaA stamps, comes supplied with an original bayonet, scabbard and frog, leather magazine pouch with spare magazines, leather sling and cleaning kit with full set of tools. The gun is deactivated to old specifications and is fully strippable and can be dry fired. |
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I292 - WW2 German MP40
WW2 German MP40. Stamped bnz 43 for manufacture by Seyr in 1943, the gun has much of its original blueing and the bakelite is in good condition. The gun has matching numbers to the top section of the gun and the pistol grip and stock match. The folding stock is tight and in good working order. Deactivated to current specifications, this gun makes an excellent display piece. |
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