Weekly Featured Items | July 6–12
The 1942 Steyr 98k Every WWII Collector Wants! A matching 1942 bnz Steyr K98k—an iconic WWII service rifle with original history in every part. Don’t miss your chance to own this collectible piece of military history. Very good condition WWII German 98k Mauser Rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “bnz 42” on the receiver ring for […]
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The Rifle That Changed the Battlefield: WWII Walther G43 The WWII German G43 was one of Germany’s few semi-automatic service rifles, giving soldiers faster follow-up shots than the standard bolt-action Kar98k. Good condition WWII German G43 semi auto rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “ac 44” on the receiver side rail for manufacture by […]
Russian SVT-40 Tokarev Rifle
WWII Russian SVT-40 Tokarev Semi-Automatic RifleTula Arsenal 1941 Finnish “SA” Marked “A rifle that fought for two armies—1941 Tula-made SVT-40 with Finnish ‘SA’ capture mark.” ⚔️🇷🇺🇫🇮 Manufactured at the famous Tula Arsenal in 1941, this SVT-40 Tokarev represents one of the Soviet Union’s most ambitious attempts to equip its troops with a modern semi-automatic battle […]
Springfield M1 Garand Rifle
WWII Era Military Rifle – Classic Battlefield History A timeless piece of military history with character forged through service. This rugged military rifle reflects the dependable craftsmanship and practical battlefield engineering that defined mid-20th-century service weapons. With its rich wood stock and historic military styling, it remains a standout collectible for historians and enthusiasts alike. […]
G.41(W) Walther Rifle
The WWII German G.41(W) Walther was one of Nazi Germany’s earliest attempts at a semi-automatic battle rifle, developed to increase infantry firepower beyond the standard bolt-action Kar98k. This rare “push button” variant is especially desirable among collectors, with only around 5,000 examples believed to have been produced. Unlike later German semi-autos, the G.41(W) used a […]