NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS.  A really nice Australian MKI Vickers .303 from WWII complete with its tripod. This example is a particularly interesting example as it actually started life as a MKXX1 (MK21) designed for armoured fighting vehicles and produced in very small numbers (284 units) in the early 1940's. It was found that these AFV versions weren't needed and all of them were later converted to the standard infantry specification (MKI). The original T prefixed serial number (T67) is still present on the barrel jacket but has been struck through and an additional B prefixed serial number applied. The condition of the gun is really excellent - one of the best we have seen. The 1942 dated tripod is in very good order with just a bit of expected paint loss. 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 stunning ZK-383 manufactured by BRNO from 1938 to around 1948. Production continued throughout WWII with most wartime production guns being supplied to the SS and occupation police forces. It was also exported to Bolivia and Venezuela - this example being marked for the latter on the top of the receiver. Most ZK-383's are fitted with a bipod but this is the rarer variant that was never designed to take a bipod. Lovely deep blued metalwork finish with a very good hardwood stock. Complete with one magazine, original leather sling and 5 rounds of inert 9mm. Pre 1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, a 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. Probably one of the cooler looking AK derivatives, the AMD 65 was a development of the earlier AMD 63 with a shorter barrel. Designed primarily for paratrooper use, the AMD 65 has a side folding metal stock and is a very compact weapon. Manufactured mainly from metal stampings with two plastic grips. Complete with one magazine and sling, and in mint condition. Pre 1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, a dry fire action and the ability to fully field strip. Pre-1995 deactivated AMD's are few and far between, especially in this condition.

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NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. In our opinion one of the best submachine guns of all time. Used extensively from the 1950’s until the 1980’s, this robust and reliable SMG proved itself well in a number of conflicts including the Falklands war. Selective fire with a sturdy under-folding stock and a large magazine capacity (34 rounds), the Sterling was instantly recognisable because of its distinctive perforated barrel jacket. This example looks to have been armourer refinished at some point and is in very good overall condition. Complete with one magazine, 5 rounds of inert 9mm and sling (not pictured). Pre 1995 UK 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. The Walther PPS (Police Pistol Slim) is one of the latest models from this famous firearms manufacturer. As its name indicates, this auto is slim and relatively compact and is seen as a 21st Century replacement for the venerable PP/PPK series of pistols. It is being marketed with the US concealed carry market in mind and as a backup weapon it certainly fits the bill. Chambered in 9mm parabellum, in mint condition and complete with original fitted case, 2 magazines and 10 inert 9mm rounds. Also included are TWO movie type screw-in dummy suppressors of differing lengths. Post 1995 deactivation 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.  1951 dated Tokarev TT33 chambered in 7.62 x 25mm TT (7.63 mm Mauser) round. The Tokarev was the standard sidearm for Soviet forces from the mid 1930’s up until the 1960’s. It was a dependable weapon with quite a potent cartridge. This example is in really excellent condition with the majority of finish intact and very good grips. Complete with one magazine, holster (not pictured) and two inert rounds. 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 nice example of the FN Model 1910 auto pistol. Chambered in .32ACP/7.65mm, the FN Model 1910 was a blowback-operated, semi-automatic pistol designed by John Browning and manufactured by Fabrique Nationale of Belgium. This example is in excellent condition and comes complete with one magazine and two inert .32ACP rounds. Post 1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and strippable.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A nice 1955 dated example of a Chinese Type 54 SMG. This was a direct copy of the Soviet PPS-43 and was a simple but effective blowback weapon fed by the 35 round box magazine and chambered in 7.62mm. In excellent overall condition with the vast majority of original finish remaining. Complete with one magazine. Pre 1995 deactivation 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. Yugoslavian M72 B1 (RPK) Light Machine Gun. A beautifully engineered top quality 7.62mm selective-fire light machine gun based on the Soviet RPK. It features a finned barrel with folding bipod, wooden buttstock and foregrip, 1000-meter sights and 30-shot magazine. This example has some service use but is still in very good overall condition. Complete with one magazine and sling. Post-1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and strippable.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS.  A really nice example of an Australian (Lithgow) manufactured WWII MKI Bren chambered in .303. This early piece is dated 1941 and is matching numbered (upper receiver, lower receiver and barrel nut) with the correct barrel and non-adjustable legs. There isn't much to say about the Bren that most people don't already know; a mainstay weapon and a legend in its own right. This example is in really good order having been FTR'd in the 1953. Complete with one magazine and 5 inert .303 rounds. Deactivated to post-1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry-fire action and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).