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This is a Hanel made, Curio and Relics (FORM 4) 1945 dated, StG 44 marked. It has never been cut drilled or welded. The receiver, trigger group, and stock all match. Op rod and bolt do not match. A BRAND NEW, US manufacture D-K Production FA bolt replaced the WWII era bolt which had a stress fracture on a lifting lug. Starting with Germany, I am the 5th owner and I have owned it since 2001. Included with the rifle is ONE very rare, StG marked original magazine. Included bits and pieces: 1 ejector, 1 mag floorplate (both original), disassembly tool and stripper guide (both new). A decent set of reproduction magazine pouches patterned after originals are included. I also have 3 or 4, 15 round boxes of original WWII, German manufacture, 7.92x33mm I will ship separately. The C&R StG 44 is the top of the pyramyd for serious collectors. Fully Transferable, it is currently on a Form 4 in Michigan. This one is waiting to become the crown jewel in you collection. Everybody says they want one so here is your chance, do not let this opportunity pass you by Currently appraised for my insurance with a replacement value of $58,000 I am pricing it at $49,999 FIRM.Payment by wire transfer only. I hold the item until the BATF Form 4 transfer is complete. Please bear in mind, I do not need to sell it, I want to sell it to fund another project. No trades, no time wasters.

Very clean all original exc condition MP43/MP44/StG44 German bolt carrier with op-rod (gas piston). A small Waffenamt proof next to 'fxo' marked on bolt carrier with serial number and a stamped Eagle 37 on op-rod. A 'G' also on the rear of the carrier. $950 shipped. Any questions e-mail me: SMGDave@yahoo.com

WTS: 175 Rounds East German 7.92 Kurz (STG44 Ammo!!) I have 12 15 round boxes of steel cased East German 7.92 Kurz ammunition available for sale. The ammunition was manufactured by Mechanische Werkstaetten Koenigswartha (manufacture code 04) in 1961. Most of the boxes have had at least a small amount of clear tape applied to them. One box is missing several rounds making the total count approximately 175. This ammunition has become scarce over the last several years, even more so in the original boxes. I also have approximately 15 fired casings from the same lot that will be included. Contact with any questions. Price: $300.00 for the lot Payment: Paypal plus the fee or Venmo Shipping: Actual Cost Contact: PM or email at bevisblack15NOSPAM@yahoo.com (remove NOSPAM) Cross Posted

WTS: Extremely Rare WW2 Production MKb 42 Magazine Price: $900.00 OBO Payment: Paypal plus the fee or Venmo Shipping: Actual Cost Contact: PM or email at bevisblack15NOSPAM@yahoo.com (remove NOSPAM) Cross Posted Here is one you don’t see every day. I have a single C.G Haenel Waffenfabrik (fxo) MKb 42 30 round magazine available for sale. The mag is in excellent condition with very minimal insertion wear and some small rub marks throughout. It is marked MKb42 over MP43 and bears the fxo production code for C.G Haenel Waffenfabrik. It also bears the appropriate eagle / 37 waffenamts. This is an extremely scarce variant of the MP44 magazine, get it while you can!

Others carriers sold, found one more very nice looking example, as pictured, $700. Also have one gas tube, $100. Gas tube is FREE with purchase of Carrier/Op Rod. Direct email, please: titantriggersSPAMFILTER @ gmail.com Remove SPAMFILTER from email

This is an outstanding example of an extremely rare, all original and unaltered WWII Nazi STG44 (SturmGewehr 44) assault rifle with all matching numbers that is complete with original matching patina Stg44 and waffenmarked magazine. Ownership of this rifle will be the second since 1968 ATF amnesty filing. This machine gun has never been used as a gun store rental. Owner just recently test fired it with current production Kurz ammo (see video). History: The STG44 select fire rifle was a continuation of the MP44 series of weapons which was designed for mass production using several stamped sheet and welded steel parts. This series of assault rifle was developed to give the German soldier more fire power by using the shorter/lighter 7.92X33 mm Kurz cartridge in a 30-round magazine with select fire capability. The 7.92X33mm cartridge provides far more power and greater range than the standard 9 mm SMG round as used in the MP40 series of SMGs. The MP44/STG44 series of rifles is considered to be the father of the modern assault rifle concept/design and was the basis of the later Russian AK series of weapons. This specific example is a very late production model, manufactured in January-March 1945. The left side of the receiver is marked "1862/45" (45 indicating the year of manufacture) with the upper portion stamped with the prominent "STG 44" markings. The underside of the receiver and ejector rod are stamped with the clear "fxo" which was the wartime manufacturers code for the "Haenel" factory, the original rifle developer and manufacturer of the largest the MP/Stg series rifle population. Also visible are the Waffenamt proof, the factory firing proof and the Waffenamt (Weapons Office) proofmark, assigned to the Haenel factory. The bolt is also stamped "fxo" (Haenel factory) on the bright bolt carrier along with matching serial number. The finish on this rifle is a combination of late war green-gray phosphate finish mixed with the late war blue parts. The stock is laminated Beech and contains an operator’s manual and take down tool in the butt trap. This excellent assault rifle is complete with the original magazine and a spare, 30 round gray-phosphate magazine, that is marked on the sides: "tbv" and "Stg44" on the reverse side. Video of operation: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ajlj5pf32zy8qdh/Stg44%20full%20auto%20gun%20range.mov?dl=0 Additional detail photos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lnx6eoq05wv44gk/AAAlvoQYC3ywOfPKJS710s3Ma?dl=0

Offering for sale, a numbers matching late war STg44. Gun was manufactured by JP Saur, which was the rarest manufacturer during ww2. As was common for late war guns, this gun has a mix-match of blued, lacquered, and phosphate finish parts representing the desperate nature of German arms manufacturering at wars end. The gun itself is fully operational and has a very nice barrel indicating very little wartime use. Paperwork lists “German mfg ww2” as the manufacturer. Attached is a link to a gun sold by RIA in 2013 that has all the same markings and is ~300 guns earlier based on serial number. Gun is on a form 3 and we e-file. https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/58/571/german-stg-44-wwii-machine-gun-sturmgewehr-28750 More pictures upon request, thanks for looking, Mike

I am interested in purchasing an original STG44 buttstock manual in nice condition. The cover will have have the code D1854/3 and dated Dez. 1944. I know these are reproduced, but I am only looking for an original manual. Thanks.

As pictured, very nice gas tube. $150 Direct email only, please: titantriggersNOSPAM@gmail.com Remove NOSPAM from email.

sold just finished the ReWaT on this MP43. Chamber was welded closed and cross drilled through the chamber while the barrel was removed. There was no damage to the receiver at all. I simply replaced the barrel with a very nice original and replaced the barrel pin. In my possession, happy to send any specific photos of proof marks or anything else. On a Form 3 and I can efile. Feeds and fires great in Full and Semi auto. Both grips are cracked and repaired, gun is all original parts. 1 original magazine, original barrel, gas block and front sight included. $26,000 OBO

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Hi I'm looking to buy one of each listed above to have as spares for my collection. If you have any MP38, MP40 or StG44 parts kits for sale please contact me! Thanks!

Finishing up my post sample MP43 build and I'm missing the "tappet" (Since I don't know what to call it) in the bolt carrier/piston that hits the firing pin when hit by the hammer. None of the schematics I have found even show it. I'm certain I can make it but looking for some guidance. Thanks! -Jack

I'm trying to remove the hammer pin and replace the hammer on a MP43 build. The pins seem to be riveted in or have a small flange on each end. What is the best method for removal ? Jack B in Shawnee

Nice working MP44 on Form 3, $28,000. email: Jeffrey.c.foster@gmail.com phone text: 318-617-7982 photos => http://s897.photobucket.com/user/fostaa27/library/mp 44

Complete STG44 (Hanel) parts set ,excellent barrel, comes with one magazine and includes 2 saw cut receiver for $6500. 07/02 will complete as a post sample with your completed form 2 for a total price of $7000 and guarantee

Looking for info on full-auto conversion of the .22 cal GSG STG-44? Anyone making the necessary part(s)? General experiences or thoughts-in-hindsight from those that have done it would also be appreciated. I can be contacted directly at nick.gorgenNOSPAM@gmail.com if you prefer. Remove NOSPAM from email. Thanks!