World War II Guns

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W2-001: Mauser Kar98k

Standard issue rifle for German and other Axis troops. A shortened version of the ubiquitous Mauser in use since the late 1800s.

W2-002: M1 Garand

Note: this is a non-functional parade rifle- no moving parts

W2-003: Colt M1911 .45

W2-004: MP-40

"Schmeisser" Iconic submachine gun of the German forces.

W2-003: Luger P-08

Deemed the most recognizable handgun in the world. In use with many European and satellite nations from the the early 1900s through the 1950s.

W2-006: Walther P-38

Standard issue sidearm for German forces. Also in use with police forces in both West and East Germany through the 1970s.

W2-006: Webley Mk IV

Standard sidearm for UK forces.

W2-008: Mauser 1896

In use from the late 1800s. Used by many countries including copies made in Spain and China.

W2-009: STG44 Rifle

German assault rifle from late in the war. Also used by communist German "Vopo" police in East Germany until the late 1960s.

W2-010: STEN SMG

Mass produced SMG used by British troops and provided by the thousands to resistance fighters throughout Europe.

W2-011: Mauser Kar98k RUBBER

Rubber version of W2-001

W2-012: M1 Carbine

Early model w/o bayonet lug
Rubber stunt double available

W2-013: PPsh41

Russian SMG- also unofficially used by German troops in the East due to it's robust construction and more powerful cartridge than the standard 9mm.

W2-014: Lee Enfield (rubber)

Standard infantry rifle of the UK

W2-015 M1A1 .45 SMG

W2-016: Springfield 1903

Note: this is a training rifle with minimal functionality. US rifle of WWI - in use in early WWII and for security and training in the US throughout the time period.

W2-017: Browning Hi-Power

In use by both the British and the Axis

W2-018: Colt Revolver (rubber)

In use by the Allies - especially with fliers.

W2-019: Mauser 93

Standard Mauser rifle used by many European and Latin American countries.

W2-020 T33 Tokarev

W2-021 Nagant Revolver

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Weapons of the Axis and the Allies

Non-firing replica models

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