Marstar Canada: WWII German MG-42 Light Machine Gun

Light Machine Gun Specifications: German MG-42
Model :	MG-42	Calibre:	8mm Mauser (7.92x57mm)
Barrel Length:	21.00 inches	Weight:	25.5 pounds
Manufacturer:	Various	Action:	Gas-operated
Mag. Size:	50 round belts	Finish:	Blued
Origin:	Germany	R.O.F:	1100-1200 RPM
Stock:	Wood	Class:	Prohibited Weapon
Notes:	We have military parts, accessories, and tripods

The WWII German MG-42 further entrenched the German reputation for brilliantly engineered machine guns in that this was one of the first ever to employ an extensive number of stamped components along with a stamped receiver. Intended to be mass produced cheaply and efficiently, the most surprising quality of the MG-42 happens to be its quality and all but unparalleled reliability. This design is so good that it is still being used today by the German army in almost unchanged configuration - and by the armies of many, many other nations.

We have uncovered a small lot of original MG-42 machine guns which were perfectly preserved in heavy packing grease, crated, and stored in a European warehouse for over fifty years. Make no mistake:

100% original bluing, NOT refinished
Original Waffenampt and mfg. markings intact
Exactly as issued to Wermacht - museum/movie ready
Many, many parts and accessories available from us

Pricing & Availability
Condition	Avail.	Includes	Price
VG	Yes	Integral Bipod	Call
Attention Collectors/Museums: Add $500 per gun for two-digit serial numbers. A few guns with single-digit serial numbers are available, serious enquiries only.
Volume pricing available to eligible clients - email fullauto@marstar.ca
Important: The weapons shown on this portion of our web site are available exclusively to those organizations, government agencies, and individuals who have been issued special licenses by the Canadian government (or, in the case of American and other non-Canadian individuals and organizations, are entitled by their government to import and possess these types of weapons). All transfers of ownership and license verifications are conducted by the Canadian Firearms Centre (federal registrar) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (federal law enforcement). Each and every transaction is individually checked and approved by them before it can be completed.