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A truly SUPERB item for the WW2 German Military Reenactor GSG STG-44 9mm Blank Replica
AWESOME Collection DISPLAY item
LIFE SIZE Blank-Firing REPLICA of the ICONIC Sturmgewehr 44
Uses the easily obtainable Fiocchi 9mm Blank (Gun City stocks them)
MADE in GERMANY by G.S.G. ("German Sport Guns")
Fits original WW2 era accessories so GREAT for military reenactor's "Living History" displays
Made of zinc die-cast & steel, with WOOD stock
No manual or any ammo included
NEAR NEW very LITTLE use
Uses 9mm PAK blank ammo
- Real wooden stock
- True to original dimensions
- Tool compartment in the stock
- Steel impact plate
- Single-action trigger
- Made in Germany
- Overall length: 937 mm
- Height: 336 mm
- Overall width: 62 mm
- Mass: 4.68 kg
- Sight length: 435 mm
- Trigger weight: 3.2 g
- Magazine capacity: 25 rounds
- System Semi-automatic blowback
$1.00 start
NO RESERVE
NO Buy it Now
NO firearms licence required to purchase or possess this REPLICA
But this realistic replica MUST NOT be brandished or presented in any public place that would be a serious criminal offense
This is NOT a TOY & MUST be used ONLY by RESPONSIBLE ADULTS
Buyer must be 18 years or older
The Sturmgewehr 44, ("assault rifle 44") was developed during WW2 by Hugo Schmeisser
Also known as the MP 43 & MP 44 (Maschinenpistole 43 & 44)
The StG 44 was the first successful assault rifle, with features including an intermediate cartridge, controllable automatic fire, a more compact design than a battle rifle with a higher rate of fire, & being designed primarily for hitting targets within 100 meters
Other WW2 rifles were designed to hit targets of over 1000 meters, but this was in excess of the range in which most enemy engagements occurred
The StG largely influenced the Soviet AK-47, introduced two years after WW2
The StG's influence can still be seen in modern assault rifles, which, after WW2, became the global standard for infantry rifles
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Shipping & pick-up options
| Destination & description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Tracked Delivery NORTH Island URBAN | $25.00 | |
| Tracked Delivery NORTH Island RURAL | $30.00 | |
| Tracked Delivery SOUTH Island URBAN | $35.00 | |
| Tracked Delivery SOUTH Island RURAL | $40.00 | |
Seller does not allow pick-ups
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Cash, NZ Bank Deposit, Bank Deposit VASTLY PREFERRED
Questions & Answers (8)
SORRY for removing the first bid, the listing has NO RESERVE and was SUPPOSED to be a TEN DY listing to decrease the likelihood of me making a LOSS on the sale. End time has now been CORRECTED. Do please feel free to replace your bid and GOOD LUCK (This did NOT cost me $1.00) and these irreplaceable blank firing replicas are now a PROHIBITED IMPORT and a COLLECTOR'S INVESTMENT ITEM Seller comment Thursday, 25 April 2024 Yeah its pathetic that these got banned from being imported, they used to be very affordable. I sold one last year and was surprised at how much I got for it, very easy profit. w**********o (194 • 09:37 am, Fri, 26 AprI must agree entirely, though I would have worded my criticism MUCH more strongly 🙂 TM would frown upon the language that I would be tempted to use 🙁. Now that only a very LIMITED AMOUNT of these VERY VERY FINE replicas abide in Kiwiland? Their prices are only going one way = UP So I will repeat myself for the bidders who may not realise this (yet) This should prove to be a VERY WORTHY *COLLECTOR'S INVESTMENT* ITEM. One you can play with & will HOLD its value or perhaps significantly increase phillipjames (8988 • Friday, 26 April 2024Seller added 5 photos Seller comment Friday, 26 April 2024 very nice Philip! k*******e (243 • 05:17 pm, Sat, 27 AprLooks just like the Real McCoy don't it??? phillipjames (8988 • Saturday, 27 April 2024Hi there. Do you need a licence to purchase the blank rounds? Thanks g*****8 (379 • 07:38 pm, Sun, 28 AprI have had 2 answers to this question 1= "No" the other = "Yes" (The OPINIONS of other TM members) Ring your local Arms Officer and ask HIM for the conclusive answer (Oddly different Arms Officers have different opinions?) I would go with whatever your local A.O. advises. In any event I do know that POSTING AMMUNITION whether "Live" ordnance? OR "Blanks"? is problematic. You would likely need a friend with a FAL to obtain the blanks for you, when at a Gun Shop, & bring it to you without posting phillipjames (8988 • Sunday, 28 April 2024no license for blanks needed. s***0 (4 • 09:16 am, Thu, 2 MayOpinions would appear to differ on that.....It would seem that you get different answers "Yes" and "no" FLA required to purchase blanks. Nonetheless, I was told by my (last) Arms Officer that you need to observe the same (very difficult) protocols to MAIL blanks as you do for mailing "Live ammunition" phillipjames (8988 • Thursday, 2 May 2024Yes right there are issues with mailing as need to be treated as live ammunition but buy from a gun shop direct in person or even by mail from a gun shop and they will ship correctly for you . Like blank guns themselves over 18 and sensible on where and when you should use and purchaser will have no issues owning or buying blank guns and blank rounds . At least for now assuming no new law changes . a*********r (364 • 08:08 pm, Sat, 4 MayThanks for that clarification Alfred, I expect that will be most reassuring to those who intend to USE this as a FIRING REENACTOR's type "weapon", rather than simply have it as a static mannequin display. I do HAVE 100 rounds of 9mm blanks which, subject to sale price? I MAY throw in "FREE"? But not at all keen to mail these. If buyer is not too far away (??) IE upper mid-North Island they could collect, or I may deliver,? IF they are not in any massive rush to receive? phillipjames (8988 • Saturday, 4 May 2024When mailing blank rounds you have to declare it as a dangerous good. Its just a little extra paperwork. The last time I purchased some they arrived via PBT couriers (if this is any help) w**********o (194 • 07:50 pm, Sun, 5 MayAt this stage? ANYTHING (positive) is a GREAT HELP thanks 🙂 phillipjames (8988 • Sunday, 5 May 2024