Deactivated Light Machine Guns

Collection of Deactivated Light Machine Guns, last update - 30th August 2010.

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Image 1 (click)	Image 2 (click)	Description	Price Sterling
		VERY SCARCE NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED 7.62MM CZECHOSLOVAKIAN VC52 LIGHT MACHINE GUN in superb used condition throughout showing (TGF) makers mark to receiver, stocks are in good order and show no cracks or splits. Dated 1952 this example is unusual in that it incorporates two feed mechanisms, 30 shot box magazine and belt feed after a few minor alterations. Also unusual is the way that the weapon is cocked and loading, you have to pull the whole pistol grip group forward and then back to load. A nice collectors piece and not often seen on the market, with full working actions and can be stripped. Deactivated by Ryton Arms in 1999. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	£650.00
		NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED RUSSIAN 1910 7.62MM MAXIM MACHINE GUN dated 1944 and in good clean condition throughout showing signs of service use. This example is the ‘snow cap’ version hence the large water cap on the barrel jacket which was used by Russian soldiers to put snow in when they ran out of water, no doubt on the Russian front fighting against the German Army. Complete with bullet proofed shield (not pictured) x20 inert rounds on belt, x2 ammo boxes, cleaning canvas bag with cleaning tools/bottle, gun mount and full matching numbers. With full working actions and can be stripped, deactivated by Ryton Arms in 2005 Collection preferred.	£550.00
		VERY SCARCE AND UNIQUE NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED 7.92MM YUGO MG53 ORDNANCE CUT-A-WAY LIGHT MACHINE GUN, this really is a unique piece of kit, a Yugo MG53 with cut-a-way sections to show the working parts of the gun, this is not a back shed job as you can clearly see this was done by the Army or an Armory and was more than likely used to train machine gunners on the operation and workings of the gun before letting them loose. With full working actions and can be stripped (except the barrel) deactivated by M Priest in 2010 Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	£1250.00
		OLD SPEC DEACTIVATED 7.92MM GERMAN MG34 LIGHT MACHINE GUN 1945 dated and manufactured by DOT and in good clean original condition, not a refurb like many around today. Pistol grips are in good order and show no cracks/splits, complete with none matching numbers, bakelite butt, 1940 dated bipod, removable front barrel jacket and booster. With full working actions and can be stripped (except barrel) deactivated by World Wide Arms in 1990. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	SOLD
		SCARCE AND VERY RARE BRITISH 5.56MM XL 86 E3 TRIALS GUN LIGHT SUPPORT WEAPON ‘LSW’ SERIAL NUMBER #####10 this example was one of the trials weapons used for experimenting on before the official release of the LSW 85A1 to the armed forces. Various parts of the weapon show small modifications such as the plastics and receiver, other markings are Enfield and the letter RSA stamped to parts of the weapon. A rare find and a true collectors piece with full working actions and can be stripped, deactivated by Ranger Arms in 2003. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	SOLD
		NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED MKI .303MM BREN GUN in good used original condition showing some signs of service use to metalwork, with good clean original wooden furniture. dated 1942 and manufactured by Lithgow, this example comes complete with later barrel, correct receiver, bipod, butt, matching numbers to top receiver and lower, postwar dated action cover and x2 spare magazines. With full working actions and can be stripped, deactivated by Ryton Arms in 1998. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	SOLD
		NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED MKI 1940 DATED BREN GUN in good used condition showing signs of service use. Manufactured by Enfield and dated 1940, this example may be a transitional early gun indicated by the serial number D7656 which matches the upper and lower receiver and locking nut and the ‘dove tail’ sight bracket with later bipod legs and barrel, the letter ‘DP’ are marked to various parts of the gun indicating this weapon was used as a training aid at a later date. With full working actions and can be stripped. Deactivated by Helston Gunsmiths in 1996. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	£550.00
		NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED 7.62MM YUGOSLAVIAN M72B-1 ‘RPK’ TYPE LMG in superb condition throughout showing very minor signs of service use to metalwork and wooden furniture. Dated 1986 and based on the Russian AK47/RPK weapon, this example has the heaver long barrel with fixed bipod, good quality deac work with rotating bolt intact and complete with correct canvas sling, x4 30 shot magazines in original wrapping paper, clean kit in tube, original oil can and full matching numbers. With full working actions and can be stripped. Deactivated by Vickers Sporting Guns in 2003. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	£575.00
		SCARCE NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED RUSSIAN 7.62MM RPK LIGHT MACHINE GUN original manufactured Russian RDP Light Machine Gun in good used condition with signs of service use to parkerised metalwork finish and wooden furniture, that’s showing no cracks nor splits. This example comes complete with original cleaning kit in tin, x2 drum magazines, x2 original canvas bags for drum magazines, correct canvas sling, oil bottle and x5 inert rounds for display. With full working actions and can be stripped, deactivated by Charnwood in 1998. Shipment/pickup to be arranged.	£595.00
		NEW SPEC DEACTIVATED .303MM MKII BREN GUN in nice clean original condition showing signs of service use to original metalwork finish, with some slight dings/dents to wooden furniture. this example is dated 1942 with ‘T’ prefix serial number and the letter ‘D’ to right side frame indicating Daimler manufacture, which was carried out at the old Jaguar plant in Browns Lane, Coventry during the second World War. Comes complete with wooden transit chest, postwar action cover and x2 spare 30 shot magazines (not pictured) with full working actions and can be stripped. Deactivated by Ryton Arms in 2003. Collection preferred.	SOLD

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