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FYI. Your '28 Colt was built by Craig Jordan using an Argentine parts kit. Notice the "small crown" stamp on the RSP located above the bottom plate's third rivet from the rear and below the trigger pin take down hole. That small crown stamp stands for Tiffany Arms, Craig Jordan's company.

Yes it does. This Swiss belt loader is a work of art. I have one and use it to load .308 ammo into MG34/42 belts all the time.

Could you please post some pictures?

I have a post sample MG34 available.

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So Tony, why did they do this?

Contact Rolf Schaufelberger at Gun Factory in Rudolfstetten, Switzerland. www.gunfactory.ch If anyone can help you find this case, it's Rolf.

A picture of the serial number on the receiver would be appreciated. Who is listed as the manufacturer on the Form 3?

Who is listed as the manufacturer on the Form 4?

Please show the serial number(s) on the receiver, barrel, and bolt carrier.

Yes it is a beautiful weapon, but please correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't every factory original MP40 have the front sling loop on the right side? I believe it was done this way to keep the bolt handle free and easy to grab. If I am wrong, can someone please post an original WWII picture showing the front sling loop on the left side.

Greek writing?

Post your target price and see if you get any bites.

You can avoid about half of the pain-in-the-a$$ queries if you initially post some pics with your WTS items. Many people want to see pics of the WTS items to see if there may be something special about item. This is especially true with SIG 55X rifles. A pic also shows the seller actually has the item to be sold and it's not a scam.