Full Auto's only. Lets see Them!

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[mg34_dan]

Here's my original 1914 Spandau MG08, s/n 2846. We think it was manufactured just prior to the start of WWI. It is fully functional, transferrable, and on the C&R list. She's 102 years young and still going strong, exactly as the day she was born. All one needs to do is fill the water jacket, insert a 250 round belt of 8mm ammo, and off to the races you go. Back in the day, they sure knew how to build them with all steel and a little wood. I wonder how the plastic and aluminum MGs of today will fare a century from now.





While the weapon itself is original, the sleigh mount is a handbuilt reproduction made in Poland back in the '90s expressly for export to the US collector market.

The mounted ZF12 scope is 100% mint perfect and is pictured in Dolf Goldsmith's The Devil's Paintbrush.

[Mongo]

My transferable Ppsh 41

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My transferable Ppsh 41

The first time I saw a PPSh was in a movie. Instant love affair. Was almost like locking eyes with a woman I'd never met and knowing that I would marry her one day.

Never handled a PPSh, but

[Agile53]

My transferable Ppsh 41

Very nice Mongo, why am I not surprised?

Any idea how many transferables sim. to it are in the NFA registry? Also curious as to what their current market value is, any idea?