Deactivated MG 53 and the rare WW2 MG42:
OK, the earlier MG34 had the class and style, but man it was overly complex to produce, so when war hit, it made sense to redesign some of the trickier to produce parts and simplify the process. Released in 1942, the MG42 went a bit further, with an increased rate of fire over the 34, but over heating barrels would dog the 42 for the rest of the war - always at least a 2 man crew neaded to keep it going, however, it was probably the most formidable light machine gun of WW2 (apart form the 50 cal of course....). Post war, ener the `53. The MG 53 has a proven record of reliability, durability, simplicity, and ease of operation, but is most notable for being able to produce a stunning volume of suppressive fire. The MG 53 has one of the highest average rates of fire of any single-barrelled man-portable machine gun, between 1,200 and 1,500 rpm. Pay attention to the news coverage and you see stacks of these still in use in the Middle East!
Deactivated MG53 and 42 - a truly awesome performer....
Please check out the following examples:
Deactivated post war MG42/53:
Deactivated MG53, wood butt stock with bakelite grips, condition is excellent plus comes with a belt of 20 inerts - latest EU spec so the rear section of bolt moves ynder full spring pressure but does not cock, latest deactivation certificate:
Deactivated MG53 complete with belt of inerts:
***WAS £1095, NOW £1025***
In Stock
Deactivated post war Mg53, cocks and dry fires plus kit:
MG53 machine gun, cocks and dry fires with sling and belted ammo:
Hears a great looking MG53 - marked up as an M53, the finish is excellent and original, black stock with bakelite grips. Strips, cocks and dry fires and comes with period leather sling plus belt of inert rounds and comes with correct deactivation certificate:
Deactivated MG53 with kit, cocks and dry fires:
£1395
In Stock
MG42/53 spare barrel, carrier and full tool kit:
MG42/53 spare barrel, carrier and full tool kit roll:
Now sometimes your MG53 just needs finishing off - check out this spare barrel with case and a complete tool kit in its roll (theres a lot of kit in there) - finishes a collection very well...:
MG53 kit with spare barrel and full tool kit:
£345
In Stock
Deactivated post war MG42/53, cocks and dry fires plus kit:
Early post war MG53 machine gun, cocks and dry fires with sling and ammo can:
Hears a great looking MG53, the finish is nice and worn with a really good patina, wood butt with bakelite grips - looks very WW2. Strips, cocks and dry fires and comes with period leather sling plus original ammo can plus comes with correct deactivation certificate:
Deactivated MG53 with kit, cocks and dry fires:
£1395
***RESERVED***
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
***GONE***
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WW2 MG42 Nato conversion ***Super Rare SS model***
Mmmmm... we`ve never been big on SS stuff here ar real-gun.com but we do recognise a genuinly important piece of history when one comes along, and this is one of those times. Here we have a super rare WW2 MG42 with some small but very important marks - tiny "SS" marks alongside the waffenampt stamps - now these are way, way too small to have been faked, so this one has a more than macabre history. Sadly post war its been through a Nato converion to 7.62 (would be worth twice as much if in original 7.92) and some of the waffen stamps have been lost, but several remain on the gun including 3 on the body with the "SS" markings, it has also retained its rather nice MG42 bakelite butt and matching grips - strips, cocks and dry fires and comes with correct UK deactivation certificate:
Deactivated WW2 SS marked MG42 - super rare, only one we`ve ever seen:
***WAS £2675, NOW £1999***
***SOLD***
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