NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Originally design to train recruits this Polish variant of the TT33 is chambered in .22LR. It is unusual in that the .22LR rounds are inserted into aluminium inserts (shaped like a standard full power round). These are then inserted into a standard Tokarev magazine and chambered along with the .22 round. This example is a 1956 dated example that has been converted to a suppressed variant with the addition of an extended threaded barrel and an aluminium dummy silencer. Hardwood grips and complete with one magazine. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry-fire action and fully strippable.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Whilst this isn’t an old spec MP5, it is the next best thing and a lot cheaper! The GSG5 is a clone/copy of the MP5 chambered in .22 LR calibre. Although to the expert there are a few differences, the GSG5 really is an excellent copy. This example is in as new condition. It is the SD version with the larger dummy suppressor and grooved rubber forearm and comes complete a UMP-type side folding stock. Complete with one standard magazine and original card manufacturer box. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry-fire action and fully strippable.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A very nice High Standard Supermatic Citation .22 pistol converted to a suppressed (silent) variant. It features a 5.3" ported barrel with a 6.5" steel dummy moderator which screws over it. Fitted with adjustable sights and anatomical hardwood grips and complete with one magazine and cordura storage case. In excellent condition with the vast majority of finish intact and very good grips. Post 1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry-fire action and fully strippable (including the dummy suppressor but excluding the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A nice Winchester 1890 pump action rifle chambered in .22 Short. Manufactured from around 1890 to the very early 1940's the 1890 was a slide action, top ejecting rifle with 24" octagonal barrel. This example dates to the late 1930's and is the third (and final) model with an externally locking breech block and take-down facility. In good used condition with usage wear you would expect for a piece of this age. The take down function is still available post-deactivation with the ability to split the rifle into two via a single knurled thumbscrew. Deactivated to the UK specification with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. This is an ultra rare official military conversion of a WWI MKIII/III* SMLE to a .22 training rifle used to train recruits. Manufactured by Enfield and originally a WWI rifle chambered in .303", this would have been converted in the 1920's or 1930'3 to .22 (see date stamps on the wrist near the safety). Outwardly, it retains all the features of a standard early SMLE including the rounded cocking piece but has a modified bolt (off centre firing pin and larger extractor claw). Interestingly, the the MKIV was designed to be a single shot weapon so although fitted with a magazine, the spring and follower were removed with the sole purpose of the magazine to be to catch empty cases! In very good used condition with what original woodwork and metalwork finish. Complete with one magazine and military webbing sling (not pictured). Deactivated to the UK specification with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

PRICE TBC. NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. This heavy machine gun (also known as the Russian M1910 Maxim Sokolov) was used by Russian armies from 1910 and was produced until around 1945. It was derived from Hiram Maxim's Maxim gun and was chambered for the standard 7.62 x 54 rimmed rifle cartridge used in the Nagant rifle. This is a nice WWII example, dated 1944 and mounted on the usual wheeled mount with fitted armour shield. It has the normal green painted finish and is in excellent overall condition. It comes complete with an ammo tin containing 100 x 7.62 x 54R inert rounds on a linked belt. Post-1995 deactivation with fully moving parts, a working dry fire action and the ability to field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A good Enfield No4 MKI* rifle manufactured by Savage (USA) and used by allies during WWII. Chambered in .303, the No4 rifle was the mainstay of allied forces during WWII and was still used extensively into the 1950's and early 1960's. This 1943 dated example (from serial number) is in good used condition with some service wear to the metalwork and what appears to be replacement wood. Complete with five inert .303 rounds and a 37 pattern sling. Post 1995 deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry fire action, removable magazine and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Model 60 2" compact revolver chambered in .38 SPL. One of Smith & Wesson's classic revolver designs with a light and crisp action. Round butt design with a 5 shot cylinder chambered in the tried and tested .38 SPL calibre. Stainless finish in very good condition with Pachmayr type black rubber grips. Complete with 5 inert .38SPL rounds. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. Very much like the British No4 the Mauser K98 was the mainstay rifle for the German forces during WWII. The Mauser action employed on the K98 has also stood the test of time and is still used on sporting rifles to this day. This example has the 'dot' receiver code and was manufactured by Waffen Werke Bruun in 1943. It is dated 1940 on the receiver and has matching low serial numbers to the receiver and barrel. There are Nazi Eagles to the receiver, barrel and other minor components. It is fitted with a Zf41 telescopic sight on a quick release side rail mount. The scope and mount are reproduction, albeit of exceptional quality. Complete with the often missing cleaning rod and sight hood. Deactivated to the UK specification with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

ON HOLD. NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. The P2000 was first produced in 2001 and was designed with law enforcement and military sales firmly in mind. It is based around the technologies associated with the USP but with a range of developments including improved ergonomics. In new condition and complete with two magazines, spare interchangeable back straps, original HK plastic case, manual, test target and 5 inert 9mm rounds. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip.