Lets see those firearms !

[Geof]

Safety locks on any of those firearms?

Ha, I took most of them off for the photo but forgot the G41(W) at the end. Safe storage is key to not having my grandkid shoot me.

[Geof]

OMFG. You are a GOD! Holy cow. Is that an MP41?

Yes sir, tough one to find in Canada. I collect mainly Axis infantry weapons, firearms, ex-firearms, mortars, land mines, grenades etc.

I think all I am missing in the long arms (except the weird late war bush pigs like the vk-98) are an FG42, G41(M) and an MP38. I still hold out hope for the latter two arriving.

Back row L>R: LP08 with Trommel Drum, MP44, MP40, G33/40, FP30, Type-99, Type-38, K43, MP41, MP28/II, M38, K98, No4Mk1*, M41, PF60, M95/s, K98, MP36ö, G41(W), C96 Red 9, M30, MG42
Middle Row L>R: P08 S/42, P08, 3 x manufacturers of P38, PPK, Type-14
Front row: PzSchk54, MG34

[Plain Old Dave]

Got an 1893 Erfurt Commission Rifle sporter. Would that do for this thread? And, it keeps saying the pictures are too big.

[pitfighter]

My little FJ inspired collection -







A nice little CZ27 -


Three post war reproduction FG42s - the one with sling is an original:

[sisuno]

Wery Nice stuff Pit!!!!

[Poot]

Wow.

Just,..wow!

[JoeW]

Besides those guns Walther produced for combat, the factory made superb presentation firearms that were used as gifts to friends and important persons. This finely engraved gold finished Walther PP was presented by an RAD unit in Thüringen to Generalarbeitsführer Karl Schmückle during a Christmastime celebration in Zella-Mehlis according to the engraved presentation plate and documentation from the period Zella-Mehlis newspaper.

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[gonzogeezer]

My two wartime Astras, paid for but never delivered to the Reich.

A 1944 Model 300 in 7.65mm

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and 1945 600/43 in 9mm Luger, seen here with a probable West German holster dated 1955, likely making it one of the guns resold to the Germans after the war.


Neither pistol has Waffenamts. Both were part of the Reich’s contracts with Astra but prevented from being delivered by the fall of Vichy.

Although not an Axis-era pistol, today I took possession of a 1951 Astra 3000 in 7.65mm, a former Hamburg police pistol. The 3000 was based on the 300, sporting a relocated magazine release and loaded chamber indicator.

Gonzo
In PA

[Plain Old Dave]

Kar98a, 1918 Erfurt with no postwar markings. Remarkably accurate rifle.

[Rogerbutthead]

Haven't posted in quite awhile. Someone asked about Johnson LMGs - this is my semi-auto Johnson 1941 - made by an erratic and now dead gunsmith who was quite unreliable when alive - unfortunately owned me a lot at his death - which I will never see.
https://imgur.com/nxc5Orf
https://imgur.com/DAoRcEh
also some Radoms and HiPowers of mine
https://imgur.com/uDwGpUX

[BodhiEtheridge]

My double barreled Luftwaffe flare gun, marked fzs for krieghoff firearms company date just above is 1942.

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-BodhiEtheridge

[Sgt Sgt Cheshires]

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[der bunkermann]

Kar98a, 1918 Erfurt with no postwar markings. Remarkably accurate rifle.

A little late,
But is this one converted to a hunting rifle after the war?
Because there is a lot missing compared to the army carbine?
Searching on Google gives few similar kar. 98's like this one

[pozzytraction]

Hi,this my pre war P-38.

[Dannyboy53]

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This is my 1905 M96 but it has no "SA" stamp on the reciever.