Deactivated Guns
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*RARE, EASTERN FRONT NAZI CAPTURED & CONVERTED FOR GERMAN MP40 SMG MAGAZINES*WW2 1943 Russian Tula Arsenal PPSh 41, 7.65 x 25 mm Calibre Sub Machine Gun With Nazi German MP40 Box Magazine & Original Russian Drum Magazine Fitted With 1 Inert Round. - 23825 The impetus for the development of the Russian PPSh came partly from the Winter War against Finland, where the Finnish army employed the Suomi machine pistol as a highly effective tool for close-quarter fighting in forests or built-up urban areas. The Soviet weapon was developed during WW2 in mid-1941 and was produced in a network of factories in Moscow. This is a rare to find WW2 1943 Russian Tula Arsenal PPSh 41, 7.65 x 25 mm Calibre Sub Machine Gun, Nazi Captured & Converted For German MP40 Smg Magazines for issue to German troops fighting on the Eastern front. The converted breach is Waffenant and fitted with a removable Nazi marked German MP40 Box Magazine. The magazine is Waffenamt and has MP40 designation. The gun comes with an original Russian ppsh Drum Magazine Fitted With 1 Inert Deactivated Round In an original Webbing Magazine Carrier Pouch (the round is fixed in place). The magazine carrier has a flap cover with leather retaining strap and metal buckle. The rear of the carrier has 2 belt loops (NB due to the Nazi conversion, the drum magazine does not fit the SMG) . The wood and metalwork throughout are very good. It has a shrouded fore sight, swivel rear sight and has a steel butt plate with trap. The stock and vented barrel shroud have sling anchors fitted with webbing sling. The top of the frame is date stamped '1943' date together with number '8085’ which is repeated on the wood. The breech also has the Russian Tula arsenal ‘Star’ mark. Deactivated to UK / EU specification in 2003 the weapon’s slide and trigger move and the MP 40 magazine can be inserted & removed. The price for this rare Nazi captured & converted piece includes UK/EU deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23825 £1,495.00 |
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NORTHERN IRELAND TROUBLES ERA**British WD 1960 BSA (UB) L1A1 7.62mm Calibre Self Loading Rifle (SLR) With Wood Furniture, Sling & L1A3 WD Bayonet With Scabbard & 10 Inert Deactivated Rounds Of Ammunition**UK/EU 2004 DEACTIVATION MOVING PARTS** Sn 23824 - 23824 The British version of the successful Belgium FN FAL Self Loading Rifle (SLR) was designated L1A1 and manufactured by Enfield, Birmingham Small Arms (BSA), Royal Ordnance Factory (ROF) and ROF Fazakerley. They were also made under licence in Australia by Lithgow. The 7.62x51mm NATO calibre, L1A1 SLR served the British and Australian Armed Forces from 1954 until approximately 1994. The L1A1 saw service in all major theatres of War during that period including The Suez Crisis, Malayan Emergency, Aden, Vietnam, Cambodia, The Northern Ireland Troubles & Rhodesian Bush War to the Falklands and Gulf Wars. This BSA marked example of the L1A1 has excellent metal work and wood furniture throughout. It is complete with correct hinged carry handle, winged fore sight, flip up rear sight, bayonet lug, sling swivels fitted with webbing sling and alloy butt plate with trap. The frame has BSA ‘UB’ mark alongside ‘60’ (1960 date). It is stamped ‘Rifle 7.62mm L1A1’ and is serial number A-91715. Deactivated to UK/EU specification in 2004 the weapon’s slide and trigger move and the magazine can be removed. The SLR comes with a period British correct all steel construction L1A3 bayonet & scabbard. The metal is un-damaged and retains much original blackened finish to the hilt. The clean fullered 8” drop point blade has no damage. The grips are marked with L1A3 model designation and stores numbers. The metal scabbard is undamaged and has the correct frog locket. The price includes UK/EU deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23824 £1,975.00 |
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British, WW1, 1917 Dated, SMLE Rifle Webbing Sling by Warring’s (Waring & Gillow Ltd). Sn 23829 - 23829 This is an original WW1, 1917 dated webbing sling for the British service SMLE rifle by Waring’s (Waring & Gillow Ltd). The sling is made of webbing with brass ends, each riveted to the sling with copper rivets. the sling attachments to the rifle are made of steel. One of the brass ends is stamped WARING’S 1917 (date). The Waring’s stamp is from the famous furniture makers Waring & Gillow Limited who manufactured wooden and textile items in WW1. There are traces of black stencilling to the sling as illustrated. The sling is in a good used condition with wear from service use. The price for this scarce WW1 SMLE rifle sling includes U.K. delivery. Sn 23829 £225.00 |
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**James Bond Movie Connections**MINT**Post 1950’s Boxed German, Walther PPK-L (Lightweight Alloy Frame) 7.65 mm Semi Automatic Pistol **UK 2010 DEACTIVATION COCKS & DRY FIRES**Sn 23820 - 23820 In the James Bond Movie franchise the Walther PPK quickly became 007’s unmistakable cinematic identity and at some point a PPK has been used by most actors to play 007. In the 1950s, Walther produced the PPK-L, which was a light-weight variant of the PPK. The PPK-L differed from the standard, all steel PPK only in that it had an aluminium alloy frame. This is a near mint boxed German Walther PPK-L semi-auto pistol in 7.65mm. It has all of its original blue finish and correct lightweight alloy frame. It's brown plastic Walther banner grips are undamaged. The left side of the pistol's slide is stamped with the Walther banner and 'Carl Walther Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do Modell PPK-L-Kal. 7.65 mm'. The weapon is stamped with a number of proof/inspection marks. It is stamped with serial number '506439' on the right side of the frame. The pistol is fitted with lanyard bar and complete with magazine stamped with the Walther Banner and calibre detail. Deactivated to UK specification in 2010 the pistol cocks and dry fires in both single & double action and the magazine can be removed. The pistol comes with original Walther banner cardboard retail box, with removeable lid. The price includes deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23820 £1,250.00 |
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*MINT*WW2 1942 Dated Nazi German Portuguese Contract, Steyr MP 34 9mm Sub Machine Gun With Sling, 4 Magazines Leather 3 Magazine Carrier, Tool Pouches With Tools**EARLY UK 1994 DEACTIVATION COCKS & DRY FIRES*Sn 23821 - 23821 This is a near mint WW2 1942 dated, 9mm, Steyr MP 34 SMG set. This weapon has all original metal and wood furniture. An unusual feature of these weapons is the charger guide on top of magazine feed way which allows the magazine to be fitted vertically underneath to facilitate loading, then removed and fitted horizontally for firing. The weapon is date marked 1942 together with Portuguese Crest ( MP34 SMGs were supplied to Portugal by Nazi Germany) & Nazi Waffenamt (all illustrated). The frame and stock are stamped with matching numbers '2860'. It has an adjustable tangent rear sight, winged fore sight, steel butt plate with trap, sling swivels fitted with period leather sling and has 4x 32 round stick magazines. Deactivated to early UK specification in 1994 the weapon cocks and dry fires and the magazines can be inserted and removed. The MP 34 is complete with an original brown leather magazine carrier pouch in excellent condition. The carrier for 3 magazines has belt loops to the rear. The SMG also comes with 2 original leather parts / tool pouches in very good condition both of which contain original parts / tools (illustrated). One pouch has its original leather shoulder strap, the other is folding wallet type and is secured to the larger pouch by string. The price for this excellent original WW2 MP34 set includes deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23821 £2,200.00 |
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WWII, French Reibel Machine Gun Drum Magazine. Sn 23805 - 23805 The MAC mle 1931 machine gun (Mitrailleuse modèle 1931) was the machine gun, model of 1931. This gun was a machine gun used in French tanks of the World War II era, as well as in fortifications such as the Maginot Line. This is an extremely rare WWII French MAC Mle 1931 machine gun drum magazine. The drum magazine was fitted to the Reibel machine gun and was side mounted on the gun. The gun was used in a variety of rolls being fitted to French tanks, AFV's and jeeps, anti aircraft defences and ground use. The machine was fitted on a ball mount in the French Renault UE Chenillette, FT & R35, Hotchkiss H35 / H39 and the AMR 33 tanks. During WWII the Nazis converted captured Reibels for ground use and deployed them for use in the Atlantic wall defences. The gun uses the 7.5mm MAS cartridge and has a 150 round capacity. The magazine is made of pressed steel components riveted together. There is an alloy carrying handle and a brass T directing the winding of the drum to load the cartridges. Both gun and magazine are extremely rare. The price includes U.K. delivery. (Bigger bits shelf). Sn 23805 £295.00 |
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**SCARCE**COMPLETE**1921 & 1945 Walther Model 9 6.35mm (.25 ACP) Calibre Semi Automatic Pocket / Vest Pistol With 2 Magazines, Spare Grips & Box Of 25 Inert Deactivated 6.35mm Rounds Of Ammunition*UK 2002 DEACTIVATION COCKS & FIRES* Sn 23803:1 - 23803:1 Made between 1921 & 1945, the Walther Model 9 was a semi-automatic pocket / vest pistol produced by Carl Walther GmbH and chambered in .25 ACP. It has a six-round detachable box magazine. The Model 9 is similar in size and function to the Baby Browning pistol which is only slightly larger. During World War II, thousands of the Model 9 pistols were delivered to the Wehrmacht. This is a scarce to find excellent condition cased example of the Model 9 with original accessories. Belgium where the Arms Factory is based). The diminutive pistol measures just 3 ¾” overall length. It has a blade foresight & the rear sight is a groove on top of the slide. The metal retains its original blue finish which has just light handling wear. The pistol has maker, calibre and model detail (illustrated). The pistol’s bakelite grips have inlaid enamel roundels one with gold monogram the other with 6.35 calibre detail in gold. The pistol has its original magazine. The weapon is serial number '549707'. Deactivated to UK specification in 2002 the pistol cocks and dry fires (the safety catch has been fixed in place during the deactivation process). The pistol comes with its period felt lined leather bound wood case in which it was found. The case has a hinged lid and press button catch which operates correctly. The leather and lining have some aged related wear. The box contains a set of spare Walther banner vulcanite grips, a spare magazine and a full period carton of inert deactivated 6.35mm calibre brass cased rounds of ammunition. The rounds load into the magazines correctly. The price for this scarce complete Model 9 set includes deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23803:1 (drawers office) £875.00 |
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Webley and Scott, Police/Pocket Model, MK IV .380 Calibre Service Revolver With 3” Barrel. **EARLY UK DEACTIVATION WITH RELACEMENT 2026 UK DEACTIVATION CERTIFICATE** Sn D 6005 - D 6005 The Webley Mark IV .38 was developed during the interwar period as a smaller and lighter alternative to Webley's famous large-frame .455 service revolvers. Although the British government ultimately adopted the closely related Enfield No.2 as its principal .38 service revolver, the Webley Mark IV enjoyed extensive military, police, governmental and commercial use in Britain and throughout the Commonwealth. Large numbers were supplied during WWII, with manufacture continuing after 1945 for police, governmental, commercial and export customers. This is an original early Police/Pocket Model Webley & Scott Mark IV Police/Pocket .38 calibre, 3 inch barrelled six-shot top-break revolver carrying the serial number B18769, manufactured in Birmingham between 1957 and 1965 and fitted with the desirable compact 3 inch barrel and having a sliding safety catch above the grips. The revolver is stamped MARK IV .38 on the left side of the barrel extension and MADE IN ENGLAND on the right. The top of the barrel is marked WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM. The right side of the frame carries Webley's distinctive Webley Winged Bullet trademark. There are numerous original Birmingham proof and inspection marks, including Crown/BV, Crown/BP and Crown/NP markings. The serial number A37192 is clearly struck on the right side of the frame and cylinder with the matching final three digits 192 beneath the barrel, confirming matching serial numbers. The revolver retains its original black moulded chequered Webley logo grips. The compact 3-inch barrel gives this Police/Pocket configuration particularly appealing proportions compared with the longer barrelled Mark IV variants. Deactivated to an early UK specification the original deactivation certificate has been lost at some point in its life and a replacement UK only deactivation certificate was issued in 2026. The pistol cocks and dry fires correctly in both single & double action. The price includes the deactivation certificate and UK delivery. D 6005 £695.00 |
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WW2 Era, British Officer's MK IV .380 Calibre Service Revolver by Webley & Scott with a 5” Barrel & Khaki Webbing Holster. **EARLY 2007 UK DEACTIVATION CERTIFICATE**. Sn 23726 - 23726 This is an original, WW2 era British Officer's MK IV .380 calibre 5" barrel, Service Revolver. The frame is stamped MARK IV 38 on one side and MADE IN ENGLAND. The bottom of the barrel carries the Webley winged bullet trade mark & the top of the cylinder frame is stamped WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM MADE IN ENGLAND. The pistol is stamped with the serial number A52884 on the left hand side of the frame. The gun retains its original black finely chequered grips are in similar excellent condition, embossed Webley roundels and is complete with lanyard ring. Deactivated to an early UK specification in 2007, the pistol cocks and dry fires correctly in both single & double action. The barrel breaks open correctly and the ejector works crisply. The price includes deactivation certificate and UK delivery. Sn 23726 £795.00 |
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**EXREMELY RARE**ICONIC**WW1 French Tulle Arsenal Lebel Fusil Model 1886/93 8mm Calibre Bolt Action Service Rifle With M1886 Cruciform Bayonet & Scabbard*UK/EU 2026 DEACTIVATION MOVING PARTS* Sn 23686 - 23686 The Fusil Modèle 1886 M93, universally known as the Lebel rifle, was the primary infantry rifle used by the French Army during World War 1. It is celebrated in military history as a massive technological leap: it was the first military firearm in the world to use smokeless powder ammunition. This invention completely revolutionized infantry tactics, sparking a global arms race. This is an extremely rare WW1 French Lebel Model 1886/93 8mm Calibre Service rifle with bayonet & scabbard. It has a 31 ½” barrel and measures 51” overall. It has all original undamaged wood with just the bumps & bruises to be expected and undamaged metalwork. It has adjustable rear sight, block & blade fore sight, bayonet bar and sling swivels. The left side of the frame is marked with model and Tulle arsenal manufacturer detail (illustrated). The metal and wood have matching numbers ‘15747’, the bolt has un-matching number. Deactivated to UK/EU specification in 2026 the rifle’s bolt and trigger move but it does not cock & dry fire. The rifle is fitted with an original French Lebel M1886 Bayonet & Scabbard. The bayonet is in excellent condition. It has a brass hilt, down swept quillon and button release catch. The 20 ½” clean blade is the usual Lebel cruciform shape and the scabbard is black tubular steel with no dents or damage. The price for this iconic French WW1 rifle with bayonet & Scabbard includes deactivation certificate & UK delivery. Sn 23686 £1,895.00 |
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