MG 42 Display Light Machine Gun: One of our Last! German Artwork & Posters Volume I: Colonial and Revolutionary

Volume I: Colonial and Revolutionary War Arms By George D

anyone interested in shooting this 150+ year-old weapon should have his gun evaluated and prepared by a licensed gunsmith

Late in the war German had far fewer raw materials so they produced pouches for the MP44 made from jute Postal Bags

a three-parachute infantry regiment punch

Generaloberst Gerd von Rundstedt

MG 42 Display Light Machine Gun: One of our Last! German Artwork & Posters Volume I: Colonial and RevolutionaryOriginal Item: ONE ONLY. We had it sold but the customer's money never showed up So get one of our very last MG 42 Parts Set rebuilt into inert Display Gun with non removable barrel. Receiver marked MG 42 and "bnz" and butt bearing date of 1943. Complete with bipod, bearing blue black finish overall with assorted NSDAP and possibly some post war markings. Own one of the Classic NSDAP WW2 Light Machine Guns. NO export outside the U. S. A.