WW2 Dug up Relics - rare guns dropped in battle and almost lost forever:
WW2 rifles, pistols and machine guns, dropped and lost in battle, genuine historical battlefield guns:
Here we have our selection of WW2 dug up relics - all dropped in action, frozen in time and thought lost forever. Some bear the scares of action - the DP28 is the best example of that, with shell/mortar damage cleary ripping through the gun in period action. These have all been dug up in the battlefields of the Courland Pocket - a bloody siege from June `44 to May `45 where the battered German North Army Group lead by Field Marshal Shoerner having failed at the siege of Lenningrad, then in turn were cut off by advancing Red Army firces and held in siege for almost a year. Both armies tore each other apart and the guns we have here we all dropped and lost in this major WW2 battle. None of these are deactivated Guns as time, mud and water have done a fine job of deactivting them (deactivated by other means is the official term) and some are solid, some ghave the odd moving part but no license is required to own them.Please choose from the dug up examples below:
Dug Up WW2 German K98 - relic:
WW2 German K98, dug up relic:
Here`s a great example of a WW2 German K98, lost in mid France around the Falaise battle area, no woodwork left but most of the metalwork is intact.WW2 German k98, found near Falaise:
£195
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WW2 British No4 .303 dug up relic:
WW2 British no4 .303:
Oddly, we don`t see many WW2 No`4 relics, not sure why as we lost plenty of them. This one was found just inland from Normandy, still an iconic rifle.WW2 British no4, suprisinghly rare:
£275
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WW2 French Mas-36, dug up relic:
Dug up WW2 French Mas-36:
Blimey, don`t ever see a deativated Mas-36, let alone a relic, lost to the ground in Northern France during the Blitzkrieg. Condition is realy good in places, you can just about make out the text on the side of breach, quite something.WW2 French Mas-26, lost in the Blitzkrieg of Northern France:
£295
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WW2 US 50 cal barrel, dug up relic:
Dug up US Browning 50 cal barrel:
We`d hazard a guess that this was off a Sherman that went up in flames - the barrel would almost certainly need to be super hot to bend in this way rather than crack or snap (if it were driven over by a tank or blown up). Still, weighs a ton and would look super cool in any man cave...WW2 US Browning 50 cal barrel, perfect for the cave:
£495
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WW2 German G43, dug up relic:
Dug up German G43, well, some of it:
G43`s are rare at the best of times and are big money when deactivated, so this has got to be the cheapest G43 ever - although to be fair its only really the barrel and breach thats original as its missing its bolt and trigger assembly (plus the barrel is a little bent). It is, however, the sniper version as it has the sight rail on the breach, plus we tracked down some woodwork for it and a real mag as well. No need to deactivate as its locked solid so "deactivated by other means" but we have had the breach pinned and welded to be certain.WW2 German G3 dug up relic from the Russian front - cheapest G43 ever!:
£695
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German WW2 G43 semi auto rifle, dug up relic:
Dug up WW2 German G43 complete:
Now this WW2 relic G43 has a complete action unlike the one above, the woodwork is repro of course but the rest is real deal, the action is of course locked, not Deactivated as its definatly rusted solid but we have had the barrel pinned and welded to be certain though the trigger moves and the mag ejects which is rather cool.German G43 complete, repro wood, mag ejects:
£995
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German WW2 MG42 dug up machine gun:
WW2 German MG42 machine gun dug up relic:
Just love the German MG42, a serious piece of fast firing design. This one went down fighting in the 1944 Courland Battle on the Russian front -. Condition is ok for a relic, its lost its bipod and we have fitted a replacement wooden butt plus it comes with a spare relic barrel and barrel case (rather fragile), Mind you, excellent value compared to a deactivated MG42 and you know the battlegroup who used it and lost it in action...WW2 German MG42 - historic example that went down fighting - a great addition to any collection:
£1195
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WW2 German MP40 dug up relic:
Dug up WW2 German MP40:
This MP40 relic was dug up in the Russian Front Courland battle area, its suffered a bit in the ground and the grip frame is a repro item, apart from that its as found (apart from the mag - a real deal regular MP40 mag).WW2 German MP40 dug up relic, found at the courland battle site :
£895
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German WW2 k98 with woodwork, dug up relic:
German WW2 K98 with most of its woodwork, gun dug up relic:
Found near the Falaise pocket, this German K98 is almost complete, just lost its butt in the 70 odd years it spent in the ground...WW2 German k98 with woodwork:
£295
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