Replica U.S. CAR-15 ( MGC )

The CAR-15 ( Colt Automatic Rifle ) is a family of the M16 based firearms marketed by Colt in the 1960's and 1970's. The CAR-15 is also known as the Colt Commando or the XM177. The development for the CAR-15 started in 1964 and the first models actually appearing in mid 1965 for evaluation. By 1966 it started to be issued to Special forces serving in Vietnam. This example is a Japanese made rep...  read more

Code: 69107

Russian/Soviet AKM Assault Rifle. ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A 1977 dated Russian made AKM which was manufactured at the Izhevsk factory. This example is a post 1995 deactivation and is completely welded up. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69106

French Berthier Mle M16 Carbine ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Berthier Mle M16 carbine was introduced in 1916. This example was made by Et.Constinouza and is dated 1918. It is completely matching numbered. Et.Constinouza is one of the rarer manufactures of the Mle M16's. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69105

Russian/Soviet Mosin Nagant M1938 Carbine ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Mosin Nagant M1938 carbine was designed for use with drivers, artillery and cavalry troops. This example is in very good condition, matching numbered and dated 1942. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69104

U.S. M1 Carbine ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The M1 Carbine was introduced in 1941 and was designed to use with machine gunners, mortar teams, drivers, clerks and other support troops. However the M1 Carbine became popular amongst infantry officers and senior NCO's. Early examples had a two aperture rear sight and no bayonet lug. However in late in 1944 the rear ramp sight and bayon...  read more

Code: 69103

Belgium FN49 Self-Loading Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The FN49 was originally designed just before WW2 by Fabrique Nationale. However the design was shelved due to the German occupation. After WW2 the design was revisited by Fabrique Nationale which added some improvements and a choice of calibres, 7mm, 7.65mm, 7.92mm and and 0.30in. Due to the choice of calibres the rifle sold in large numbe...  read more

Code: 69102

British L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a 1959 dated. The L1A1 self-loading rifle more common known as the "SLR". It officially replaced the No4 rifle in 1959 and remained in service with British Army to 1993, when it was replaced with the SA80 assault rifle. This example would have originally had wooden furniture which was replaced with the black plastic during its servi...  read more

Code: 69101

Russian/Soviet M1930 Mosin Nagant Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A 1939 dated Mosin Nagant M1930 rifle which was produced in the Tula factory. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69100

Russian/Soviet SVT40 Self-Loading Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A very nice example of a 1941 dated SVT40 ( Samozariadnyia Vintovka Tokereva ) self-loading rifle with the simplified flash eliminator. The SVT40 was mainly issued to NCO's. This example is completely welded up. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU Specification. Please email before making purchase.  read more

Code: 69099

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is an International Harvester M1 Garand rifle which is dated March 1955. The M1 was introduced in 1936 and remained in service to 1958 when it was replaced with the M14 rifle. This example is in very good condition. It does not cock or dry fire. However the cocking handle can be pulled back. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-de...  read more

Code: 69098