Original German MP34(o) Steyr Solothurn Display SMG with Magazines and Accessories IMA Merchandise who used the smoothbore cavalry

who used the smoothbore cavalry carbine M/1811

Codes beginning 27C were issued to the RAF (see pages 101 & 102 of Flook's book 'British & Commonwealth Fighting Knives')

The area of the dummy receiver inside the ejection port has been left bright to simulate the surface of the bolt

which was constructed in 1944 in the village of Fairford in the Cotswolds

There never were any sling swivels

Original German MP34(o) Steyr Solothurn Display SMG with Magazines and Accessories IMA Merchandise who used the smoothbore cavalryOriginal Item: Just Rediscovered; one Steyr Solothurn MP 34 (o) dummy guns found in a storage crate in the back of IMA! Fabulous Inert Display Sub Machine Guns built from all original parts on a virtually hidden solid steel display receiver and non functional barrel. Produced after 1938 when Germany annexed Austria this example was produced in 1942 (shows a clear 1942 date) and bears multiple German WW2 waffenamts. Issued in 9mm parabellum these were