Gents
has anyone held a Denix MP40/MP41 Thompson etc? Are they any good ?
Cheers
Gents
has anyone held a Denix MP40/MP41 Thompson etc? Are they any good ?
Cheers
Ben
Ben,
We have several at the US Army NCO Museum at Fort Bliss, Texas. They are decent weapons for exhibit and they pass the "3 foot test" meaning that you can't really tell the difference when in an exhibit.
We also have several of the muskets, pistols, .45, civil war revolvers and they do the job for us. We also have the MP-40, MP-44, K-98 Mauser, M1 Carbine, Folding Stock Carbine, ect..
The MP40 is decent, I prefer the MP-44 though.. It looks better due to the wood stock..
I can take some pictures and post them for you..
Give me a few minutes..
Smitty
They look good on the sites, problem is in the Uk you cannot buy them unless part of a group ffs
Ben
The pics would be good to view if you can
Ben
Ok Ben,
here are some pictures of some of the guns.. The bolts on the SMGs all pull back, the magazines come out and the trigger fires.. The .45 pistol, the slide comes back and locks and the magazine comes out. The M9 Baretta, the magazine comes out. The P38 pistol, you can pull the slide to the rear but it will not lock but you can pull the trigger. The flintlock pistol charges and fires and the K-98 the bolt opens, and goes forward and the trigger fires as well.. The MP44 is heavy, as is each of the other weapons.. Darn near the weight of the actual weapons..
Smitty
Many thanks for the pics, did not know they did K98;s as well, even they look good
Ben
They have a very large assortment of weapons.. They also have (and we have at the museum) PPsh, British Enfield, M1 Garand, Sharps Carbine, Winchester repeating rifle, broomhandle mauser, Kentucky long rifle, old west stage coach double barrel shotguns, ect..
Smitty
Hi Ben ,Have a look at D & B militaria website (enter Denix into their search engine) to see what they stock, I must say the MP44 does look nice , A friend of mine bought a Denix artillery Luger the only issues that he had with it is that the sights were cast as part of the barrel so didn't work and original 9mm deact rounds didn't fit the magazine , At Farnham militaria fair I saw a chap selling an MP40 that at first glance I thought was real but the seller had just roughed it up to age it with a bit of scotch bright ! as Smitty says they certainly pass tht 3 foot test !regards Paul
I can get them Paul but cannot buy them, SoF sell them as well but they are part of this VCR bill we have in the UK, if not I would but the MP40 and 41 and the MP44
Ben
Hi Smitty ..I clicked on so US locations and they have European pricing...does that mean it ships from Europe to the US ? Im interested in The British Sten.
I have the 1928 Thompson with 50 drum and MP 40 already.
any thoughts on where in the US I can get a Sten..and also looking for an M16 model
Regards Larry
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