GSG StG44

[dromia]

I prescribe that you go and fondly stroke some wood stocked, bolt action, real rifles with some age and history to them 'till you recover your senses.

[LeighC]

Saw this at the IWA review in November last year. Really torn over it, I really want one as it's the closest I'll ever get to owning an StG, but it is a GSG product. Having said that, my GSG5-SD is pretty reliable with decent ammo and a good, thorough clean every now and then. As far as I know, the Tunnel is going to be importing these after York Guns fell out with GSG and they should be available next month.

[greenshoots]

like the look of that.........


greenshoots

[LeighC]

Really want some more news on GSG's prototype MP40 as well, surely there's a large market for replica WWII small arms? I would have thought that it wouldn't be too difficult to adapt the GSG mechanism to fit a Tommy, Sten and PPSh-41 as well

[tackb]

bren,vickers,MG42................ sign01

[LeighC]

A pal of mine had a semi auto Bren back in the day

[DanTheMan]

Really want some more news on GSG's prototype MP40 as well, surely there's a large market for replica WWII small arms? I would have thought that it wouldn't be too difficult to adapt the GSG mechanism to fit a Tommy, Sten and PPSh-41 as well

Tommys occasionally pop up in .22LR, if you want a new PPSh replica - sub £400 Puma with 50rd drum.....

[Chuck]

Like the idea of .22RF WW2 guns, .22 mag would also be kinda good.

[saddler]

...if you want a new PPSh replica - sub £400 Puma with 50rd drum.....

"replica" would be pushing the term somewhat with regard to the above!

[LeighC]

"replica" would be pushing the term somewhat with regard to the above!

Too right, seen loads of these, second hand down to under £200, but they're not really a replica