Here is my new Sten Gun. I think the guy who converts these to non-firing did a pretty decent job. It does make for a great display piece.
PM me if you are interested in his information.
PM me if you are interested in his information.
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Another view. Not the best photo but a good view of the gun. -
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My PPSh-41. What you can have in England is SO much better. The solid receivers on these aren't the best. But it looks OK.Comment
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And finally my AK-47. The guy who rebuilt this did a fantastic job. This is a really great gun and one of my favorites.Comment
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I like your MP44 most ...
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Hi Peter, that is nice looking Sten Mk.III. I do not have one of these yet my self and it is one I would realy like to add to my collection too. It is the poorest quailty Sten gun and that is saying something
I have a '44 and PPSh too as you know.
I have often thought of buying an AK just for the heck of it as they are an iconic gun.
Cheers, Ade.Comment
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The AK-47 is very nice and the most amazing part is that it is the same length as the PPSh-41. You'd think it would be "bigger" but it isn't.
For the Sten Gun, e-mail Bernie (sorry I can't find his last name):
KCGonzo@aol.com
He does a great job with these.
And for the AK-47 my friend Matthew Siler is the best:
cidepa@sbcglobal.net
His AK's and other Vietnam era weapons are top-notch.Comment
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I'm forced to sell my entire non-firing gun collection. I posted it on the e-stand. PM me if you are interested.
This is for all four non-guns shown above and I'll include the slings and also a solid resin MP40 that I have as well.Comment
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