Stg44, 9mm P.A.K., German Sports Guns, blank firing

Single item, without packaging, demonstration model

Wehrmacht assault rifle MP44 / Stg44 as blank firing gun, caliber 9mm. Made by GSG in Germany.

The famous assault rifle was developed in 1944 by Hugo Schmeisser and influenced many rifle designs of the post-war years. The blank gun is manufactured in the zinc die-casting process and has a real wood stock and real wood grips. The mechanical parts are made of high-quality steel.

Special features

• Real wood stock
• Original dimensions
• Tool compartment in the stock
• Single action trigger
• Incl. loading aid
• Compatible with original accessories
• Made in Germany

It comes with a 30rd magazine and its weight of 4680g matches exactly the original weight.

Special one of a kind offer now - you will not find this item cheaper anywhere else! Whoever has interest in this gun should take the chance now.

Proof of age 18+ years required . No shipping of blank guns to UK. If you buy from outside of Germany please inform yourself about your national law for blank guns.

Following you will find a nicely done presentation of the STG44 / MP44 by our firiends of ParaLightWorX / PLW. If you visit their channel make sure you see the great low budget WWII production "Verstaubt sind die Favoriten" (meaning Dust Faces / Faces full of Dust.)

Information for handling a blank gun in Germany (German language only):
 

We provide information on how to handle gas and signal weapons:

1. Acquisition and possession of gas and signal weapons
The acquisition and possession of gas and signal weapons that correspond to the approved design in accordance with Section 8 of the Firearms Act and bear a PTB approval mark, and the associated ammunition, are not subject to a license from the age of 18.

2. Carrying gas and signal weapons
Only those who want to exercise (carry) the actual power of gas and signal weapons outside of their own home, business premises or their own peaceful property require an official permit - small weapon license - (Section 10 Paragraph 4 Sentence 4 in conjunction with Appendix 2 Section 2 Subsection 3 No. 2 and 2.1 WaffG-new).

The small firearms license is issued upon application by the local firearms authority if the applicant is reliable and has personal qualifications. Anyone who only wants to handle gas and signal weapons in their own home, business premises or their own peaceful property does not need a permit. Carrying gas and signal weapons without a small firearms license is a punishable offense.

3. Shooting with gas and signal weapons
Any shooting outside of shooting ranges requires a permit.
Shooting outside of shooting ranges is only permitted without a shooting permit (12 para. 4 WaffG):
a) self-defense, state of emergency
b) with signal weapons during emergency and rescue exercises
c) with firearms from which only cartridge ammunition can be fired
(1) by participants in theater performances and demonstrations that are to be respected in the same way,
(2) to drive away birds in agricultural operations
d) in pacified property - with the permission of the owner of the property rights - with firearms from which only cartridge ammunition can be fired,
e) with blank firing or signal weapons for delivery of start or end signals on behalf of the organizers at sporting events when visual or acoustic signaling is required.

The magazine or weapon part offered here becomes subject to authorization or is prohibited in Germany when the Third Weapons Law Amendment Act (3rd WaffRÄdnG) comes into force on 01.09.2020.

The Weapons Rights Amendment Act was announced on February 20, 2020 and will take effect on September 1, 2020 in relation to magazines and main weapon parts. From 01.09.2020 to 01.09.2021, the change in law provides a transitional arrangement concerning the possession of those articles.

If you have owned affected magazines or weapon parts before February 20, 2020, you can / must apply for a permit / exemption by September 01, 2021. Affected magazines that you purchased before June 13, 2017 only need to be registered with the authority.

For all affected magazines and weapon parts that were / are bought after February 20, 2020 there is no legal regulation. Here you will find yourself in a gray area. You can continue to purchase the affected magazines and weapon parts until September 1, 2020, but knowing that they will be subject to authorization or prohibited in Germany from September 1, 2020.

Until the end of the transition period on September 1st, 2021, you can dispose of the affected article, but you must apply for a permit by September 1st, 2021, or hand the articles over to an authorized person or have given it to the responsible authority / police station without compensation.