reproduction ww2 german machine guns for sale

#Reproduction ww2 german machine guns for sale plus

Please note - all our items will require an authorised signature on delivery. Here at we try to get things right first time - but, being a bit crap sometimes, we do screw things up - if in any doubt please contact us - if we get a price wrong or are out of stock we will contact you immediately - many thanks. Shipping is for UK mainland - for Europe please contact us by clicking for further details or questions about this item Please contact us by clicking or call 07935 067654. £1595 ***GONE - grab the special offer MP44 while you can*** WW2 German STG44 - complete rifle, repro wood fitted to finish it off, excellent example, great addition to any collection: Breach and barrel are well rusted/clogged up so 'deactivated by other means' but we have had the breach pinned and welded to be certain.

#Reproduction ww2 german machine guns for sale plus

The bolt was missing so we popped in a repro and spring so it moves which is nice plus we fitted some quality repro woodwork just to finish it off. This one is in excellent condition for having spent 70 years in the ground, metalwork is very good, with metal finish that hasn`t been sand blasted and you can make out a couple of markings. Wow, now you just don`t see a lot of STG44/MP44`s around - deactivated ones go for £3500+ when you do, so to get hold of a complete WW2 German STG44 dug up from the Courland Pocket Battle is just epic. WW2 German STG44/MP44 complete dug up relic, excellent example: Please check out the examples below - we usually have both MP40/MP44 deactivated and dug up relics abvailable: As we know, the MP40 was in use for the whole of WW2 by all parts of the German army, the MP44 tended to be a favorite amongst SS Battalians who could pull rank and pretty much get what gun they wanted. Folk lore has it that the AK47 was developed from the Mp44 but it might have inspired the use of the round and the mag but the rest of the gun is very different when you take them apart.

The rarer MP44/STG44 was totally different - developed by a bit of a cock up by the Luftwaffe accidentally developing and then ordering the ammunition first, then having to come up with a use for the intermediate round. Both were the German armies machine pistol of choice during WW2, with the MP40 having been born out of several earlier MP derivatives. No collection can be complete without an MP40 or its big brother, the MP44 also known as the STG44.