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In the US:
http://ioinc.us/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen ... gory_Code=

Leaving the hobby, hundreds of gun parts and militaria for sale. First few items for sale: https://home.comcast.net/~ratdog42/Militaria/Bruce's%20Stuff.html Not exactly set up the way I wanted, with pic links and such, but probably would have taken forever to do that. Pics upon demand. VOID WHERE PR...

Hope someone can help me here. I am no expert on vehicles but I have a private photo of a Stug with a turret number of 412. Can anyone tell me if its possible to determine anything interesting from the number? For example, is it possible to find a record for this individual vehicle based on this nu...

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cool! 8) but how did it happen? :shock: Well, I have had the mg since 2001, only shot it once a year and no more than 700 rounds per outting. Last year around this time I took a fellow "gun nut" with me to shoot. He was in the middle of some short bursts from the tripod and a large white ...

Here is one of the things that can happen with a hot barrel, this was the last time I shot mine, a year ago!!!! I just sold my collection of German arms, including the MG42 and an all matching MP40 among things.

Look no further!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.vintage-imports.com/

timmy, it seems you are worried about expense, if so, don't become a reenactor. #1, big waste of time, #2 expense for travel and equipment. Stay at home and look at porn on the internet, hell, it's free!!!!

Here is a link to a pdf of the military colors from Testors paints. In the upper right corner they list Afrika Korp colors and their respective RLM number. Hope this helps
http://www.megahobby.com/public/Testors_MMII.pdf

If you are truly interested in this rifle, the G/K43, come join!!!!
http://www.gk43forum.com/forum/index.php

Here are codes, although yours isn't there
http://www.radix.net/~bbrown/codes_full.html

WaA's can be found here
http://claus.espeholt.dk/

If original to WWII, I doubt that maker marks during the war had "GmbH" on them. That is the American equivalent of "Incorporated", never seen on any 40's era stuff..........................B

both the 34 and MG42 can be fired from the hip, the sling is attached to the grip only. It is slung over the right shoulder and the gun is held close to the belt line or lower, allowing the sling to support the weight. The left hand then holds the bipod out at an angle to control the muzzle movement...

Do you have a pic of the Eagle stamp? I have never seen an 8mm round with the German Eagle stamped on it. Usually manufacturer, year of production and some other sparse numbers. All 8mm rifle rounds came in 15 round boxes, some on stripper clips (5 per clip), some not. What you got is nothing specia...