German MP 40 Submachine Gun
Germany’s Wartime Standard Submachine Gun A genuine WWII-era German MP 40 parts kit, disassembled. Photo property of Eisel Armory. Adopted by the German Wehrmacht beginning in 1940, the MP 40 became the standard submachine gun issued to squad leaders, NCOs, paratroopers, and armored vehicle crews throughout World War II. Chambered in 9mm Parabellum and fed […]
Soviet SVT-40 Tokarev Rifle
A Wartime Sprint Toward Semi-Automatic Firepower Right side profile of a Tula Arsenal-produced SVT-40 Tokarev rifle, chambered in 7.62x54R. Photo property of Eisel Armory. The SVT-40 (Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva — “Tokarev self-loading rifle, model 1940”) was adopted by the Soviet Union in 1940 as its intended principal self-loading service rifle, chambered in the same 7.62x54R […]
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. […]
German Gewehr 41(W) Walther Rifle
G.41(W) Walther rifle, full-length right-side view. Photo property of Eisel Armory. Fielded by Germany from 1941 and formally adopted as the Walther design late in 1942, the Gewehr 41 was the Wehrmacht’s first widely issued semi-automatic infantry rifle, chambered in the same 7.92×57mm Mauser round already used in the Karabiner 98k. Ordnance officials wanted more […]