Replica of the famous Sturmgewehr MP 44, in metal and wood stock, with magazine.
Arriving on the Eastern Front, the StG44 was used to counter Soviet troops equipped with the PPS and PPSh-41 submachine guns. While the StG44 had a shorter range than the Karabiner 98k rifle, it was more effective at close quarters and could out-range both Soviet weapons.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND.
Description
Though the default setting on the StG44 was semi-automatic, it was surprisingly accurate in full-automatic mode as it possessed a relatively slow rate of fire. In use on both fronts by war's end, the StG44 also proved effective at providing covering fire in place of light machine guns. The first real assault rifle in history, the StG44 arrived too late to effect the outcome of the war significantly, but it gave birth to an entire class of infantry weapons that include famous names such as the AK-47 and the M16.
Map US Army, Holland invasion. This is a full scale high quality reprint of the historical Map Sheet used by airborne troops for the invasion of Holland in September 1944.
This map in full color is marked S Hertogenbosch. Actual map size is exact to the original.
This is a full scale reprint of historical Map Sheet of Isigny. This is the map of the 101st Airborne sector east of Carentan and also the 29th Infantry.
Carentan, Brévands, Les Veys, 506th PIR and 327th GIR combat zone.
Scale 1:25,000, edition of April 44.
Shoulder sleeve insignia of the 82nd Airborne Division, All American , which jumped in Normandy on D-Day.
Campaigns:
- Sicily, Operation Husky - Italy, Operation Avalanche - Normandy, Operation Overlord - Netherland, Operation Market Garden - Battle of the Bulge - Germany
German aluminum identity tag, blank. Worn around the neck by all soldiers of the German army during the Second World War, this tag is a perfect addition to complete a mannequin or enhance your reenactment uniform reenactment.
Nice reproduction of the booklet Pocket guide to France. This is a guide to the country, people and customs of France given to servicemen preparing to take part in the D-Day Invasion. There is a two-page spread of a French map in the center, and several useful phrases and words translated from English.
Reproduction of the US Army M-1910 T-Shovel, marked US SEMS 1942, in metal and wood.
This shovel was used during the two World Wars, despite the appearance of the M-1943 folding shovel in 1943.
Replica of the famous Sturmgewehr MP 44, in metal and wood stock, with magazine.
Arriving on the Eastern Front, the StG44 was used to counter Soviet troops equipped with the PPS and PPSh-41 submachine guns. While the StG44 had a shorter range than the Karabiner 98k rifle, it was more effective at close quarters and could out-range both Soviet weapons.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND.
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