Original German MP34(o) Steyr Solothurn Display SMG with Magazine - dated 1942 Category_Receiver Designed to be used when

Designed to be used when moving at night so the soldier could keep an eye on the man in front

The “P” guard repeats this motif

Upon final part of closing movement of the bolt

Army paratrooper and Ranger battalions

This famous Company is now called Gieves and Hawkes and still exists on the renowned Saville Row in London

Original German MP34(o) Steyr Solothurn Display SMG with Magazine - dated 1942 Category_Receiver Designed to be used whenOriginal Item: Only One available. Just purchased from a private collection, this is a fabulous Inert Display Sub Machine Gun, built from all original parts on a virtually hidden solid steel display receiver and non functional barrel. The selector and trigger still pull, and the fire rate adjustment still moves, however the internals are solid. Comes complete with an original magazine, where permitted. Produced after 1938 when Germany annexed Austria