Manufactured using a combination of original military and new manufactured parts, this is a semi-automatic copy of the infamous MG42. The MG42 is one of the most iconic weapons of World …

After World War II, the MG42 continues to see active combat in conflicts across the globe. Fitted with a conical recoil booster/flash hider, flip up blade front and tangent rear sights, metal bipod, trigger pack with bakelite grips, and wooden buttstock. This one has matching numbers on the buttstock, cover, bolt handle and more.

The MG 42 (shortened from German: Maschinengewehr 42, or "machine gun 42") is a German recoil-operated air-cooled general-purpose machine gun used extensively by the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS during the second half of World War II.

Produced from a combination of original parts and a modern production semi-automatic only receiver and trigger group. Flip up blade front and tangent rear sight mounted on the barrel shroud, with the flared recoil booster and a spring loaded folding bipod attached to the underside.

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MG-42 SA Owner’s Manual Belt-Fed Semi-Automatic Rifle MG-42 SA Rev. 2, Page 1 The Essentials of Running The MG-42 SA: Following these steps will help you use this complex system reliably, prevent malfunctions, dangerous operation, and damage.

After World War II, the MG42 continues to see active combat in conflicts across the globe. Fitted with a conical recoil booster/flash hider, flip up blade front and tangent rear sights, metal bipod, trigger pack with bakelite grips, and wooden buttstock.

7.92x57 Mauser air-cooled, belt-fed, crew served...semi-auto rifle. This is a semi-auto version of the legendary WW2 German machine gun. "Hitler's Buzz Saw".

Parts for the BRP designed MG42 Semi Auto. (Receivers may not be ordered online. FFL Required.)

2004年4月28日 · Interested in any problems or good experiences in running these in either 8mm or 7.62mm. TIA. Well, I have one of the BRP MG42 SA guns and I would not sell it for anything, I love it! BUT, I have had some minor problems with feeding.