Gorgon

As pictured, very nice carrier and gas tube with markings. Carrier $750, Tube $200. Direct email only, please: titantriggersNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

This listing is for my very dear friend, Mr. Robert G. Segel. He has recently published a well-received book that I wanted to share with the Sturmgewehr.com community. More details, book reviews, and ordering information can be found at his website, EmmaGeeMan.com General information on the Limited Edition book: This hardcover (with dust jacket) is a visual reference book with 415 full color pages containing a total of 1,035 pictures providing widespread information on the support equipment and accessories for many of the early machine guns of 1895-1945. Foreword by Dolf L. Goldsmith Taking almost three years to compile and produce, this book covers 77 different classic weapons and their support equipment and accessories for collectors, shooters, museums and re-enactors. Spare parts and tools are identified and labeled. Priced at $125 with Free Shipping in United States. International shipping also available. General information on the author: Robert Segel has had an interest in machine guns ever since he was nine years old. His father gave him a dewat (deactivated war trophy) Sten Mk. II machine carbine that was bought at a local gun show for the princely sum of $25. Robert's collection of live classic machine guns, and their accessories, began in the late 1970s. Robert started writing articles in his spare time in 1990 for the old Machine Gun News magazine. When that publication folded, he became a Contributing Editor for Small Arms Review magazine. His articles concentrated on the early classic World War I and World War II machine guns and all the accessories and memorabilia associated with them. In 2004, Robert became the Senior Editor for Small Arms Review. In 2009 he became the Senior Editor for Small Arms Defense Journal magazine. Robert retired from those periodicals in 2015, but continues to write for Small Arms Review with a monthly column entitled Machine Gun Memorabilia. Robert has had over 400 articles on early machine guns published in seven countries including the United States, England, Poland, Switzerland, The Netherlands, South Korea and the UAE. He is an acknowledged contributor in 22 highly regarded reference books, and is the author of three machine gun related children's coloring books (published by Chipotle Publishing LLC.) Robert is married, has two children, three grandchildren and lives in the beautiful state of Wisconsin.

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Looking for a nice example. Direct email only, please: nick.gorgenNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

Looking for the clamp-on AA sight mounting bracket for the MG34 tanker shroud as shown in the pictures below. Also interested in the sheet metal box in which the expedient parts (bipod, stock, etc.) are stored. Direct email only, please: nick.gorgenNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

As pictured, beautiful gun. Comprehensive package, featured in several publications. Listing for a close personal friend, inquire for more info. $49k Direct email only, please: nick.gorgenNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

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Looking for ALL anti-aircraft sights and mounting fixtures for the Japanese Type 92 (Lewis) machine gun. Direct email only, please: nick.gorgenNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

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As pictured, very nice pieces. $450. Direct email only, please: titantriggersNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email