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WWII AMERICAN MILITARY PROP GUNS

Gun Props for the movie industry, re-enactor community, wall display and any other use you have. These are really great reproductions of the great firearms of WWII and beyond. They have no moving parts and are made from a solid resin material. If you are into WWII recreations or simply want to have a great looking gun hanging on your wall, these are what you want. We have many models of prop guns from WWII like, the M1 Garand (according to General George Patton, the greatest battle implement ever devised), the Thompson M1A submachine gun, Tommy gun submachine gun, The BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle), the 1911 Colt Pistol, the German Luger, STG44 (MP44) and for added variety we will have prop guns from other military eras.

M1 Carbine semi-automatic rifle for NCOs' and Officers The M1 Carbine was a solid design manufactured by GM's headlight division Inland, IBM typewriter company, Rockola Jukebox company, Winchester and a couple of others. Designed by a former inmate, the M1 Carbine was under slightly powered, not having the stopping power GI's were used to with the Thompson, BAR and Garand. It was still a very effective weapon being both light in weight and effective in use. More M1 Carbines were made than any other small arm rifle during WWII.

$200

M1 Carbine Sling & Oiler

$29.95

M1 Garand semi-automatic battle rifle prop gun. The only semi-automatic battle rifle generally issued during WWII. Germany issued a semi-auto rifle in the G43 with little success due to limited production. The US GI could fire 8 rounds without having to do any more than pull the trigger. Meanwhile the German soldiers were still using the K98 bolt action Mauser which required charging the bolt after every round. General George Patton referred to the Garand as " The greatest battle implement ever devised". The Garand, named for it's designer John Garand, truly was key to the triumph of the US military in WWII

$200


OD Green Canvas Garand Sling	$49.95

Thompson submachine gun, better know as the Tommy gun. This gun was popular in WWII as well as it's familiar popularity with the gangsters of the 1920's like Baby Face Nelson, Dillinger and Al Capone. Designed by John Thompson an American military officer this was one of the most popular firearms of WWII. The drum magazine provided an fire capacity that was unmatched in the submachine gun platform until the introduction of the Russian PPSH.

$200

Thompson M1A submachine gun, also know as the trench gun was the first submachine gun the world ever knew. Designed by John Thompson an American military officer this was one of the most popular firearms of WWII. Many GI's remember the secure feeling the had when advancing on a fixed position under the covering fire of the Thompson M1A Submachine gun.

$200

BAR Browning Automatic Rifle the squad assault rifle of WWII. This rifle was also the choice of Clyde Barrow of Bonnie & Clyde fame, used in their notorious careers. This firearm was designed by John Browning the unequalled designer of many of the US military weapons of WWI and WWII

$200

M2 .50 caliber Machinegun The old "Ma Deuce" This machinegun is still in use by the US military and there is no end in sight for it's effectiveness. This gun was designed by John Browning and was the machine gun mounted in US aircraft and Sherman tanks during WWII. You just can't seem to beat a John Browning design

$250

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Colt 1911 the sidearm of the American military from WWI till the mid 1980's and now making a comeback with updated features due to it's dependability and stopping power. This is another enduring design from John Browning. Truly dependable you can throw this thing in the mud, pick it up and fire it without cleaning.

$65