Original German WWII MP41 Non-Firing Display Submachine Gun by C.G. Haenel, Serial No. 17828, with MP38/40 Magazine MILITARIA We arrived in Pomssen about

We arrived in Pomssen about 2000 after having ridden through spotty and intermittent artillery fire

Massive air strikes across the country and against Iraqi command-and-control threw the defending army into chaos and prevented an effective resistance

Vest M69) weighed under eight pounds and were made of several layers of ballistic nylon

It functions like a standard stop watch

Original German WWII MP41 Non-Firing Display Submachine Gun by C.G. Haenel, Serial No. 17828, with MP38/40 Magazine MILITARIA We arrived in Pomssen aboutOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a German WWII MP41 non firing display submachine gun assembled from original period components on a permanently altered display receiver, complete with an original 1941 dated MP38 40 magazine. The assembly retains its C. G. Haenel and Schmeisser markings, serial numbered barrel components, original bolt, sights, trigger group, selector, and wooden stock. This item is intended solely as a non firing historical