Deactivated

US 1919A4 on M2 tripod. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, topcover does not open. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Interesting .30 BMG manufactured by FN Herstal called the FN30 Israeli contract. Identical to the Browning 1919 ground gun series (except for some internal differences). The Israeli contract guns were made during the 1950's and these are seldom seen in Canada. Comes with 1952 dated M2 tripod, pintle, T&E. The deactivation process renders this with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, topcover cannot open. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Standard service rifle of the Italian armed forces from the 1980’s to date (with modifications) the Beretta Model 70/90 military version is .223 calibre, complete with front and rear grenade launcher sights and built-in bipod. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Original arsenal cutaway trainer as pictured.

Original Canadian manufacture by Inglis 1944. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Exceedingly rare item in Canada, original British SA80 rifle compete with SUSAT telescopic sight. Rifle is deactivated. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Exceedingly rare item in Canada, original British SA80 rifle, technically Rifle 5.56mm L85A1, compete with SUSAT telescopic sight, bayonet and scabbard. Rifle is deactivated. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Deactivated BAR which is a reweld from the classic Canadian torch cut deactivation of the early 1960’s. Yes, Canada used Browning Automatic Rifles. The receiver alloy is classified and does not weld nicely so the welding seams always show. This specimen is no different and the metal parts have been painted a textured matte black evident in the photos. Royal Typewriter manufacture mostly visible on top of receiver. Missing flash hider spring washer. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Gun only, no tripod, pintle or T&E. Great for vehicle use. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Saginaw Steering Gear 1944 manufacture. All original US 1919A6 parts. Top cover opens and bolt retracts. A really great example of this seldom seen Browning variant. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

This interesting Light Machine Gun is a Chinese made copy of the Czech ZB Vz26 made in 7.62 x 39 and is probably the only one in Canada. Evidence to the contrary is invited please. The Chinese Nationalist forces are frequently pictured using the Czech ZB Vz 26 in its original 8mm Mauser calibre prior to WWII. Chinese State Arsenals produced the Vz26 post war and the calibre transitioned to the popular 7.62 x 39 during the Indochina War years. This specimen was brought to Canada post 1975 as a converted automatic and has been deactivated to be available to any collector for ownership without a permit or licence.

Early fixed stock model with bayonet that folds under the barrel. No factory 66 maker marks on this specimen. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only. Representative photo. We have more than one in stock.

Type 56 AK47 rifle with underfolding shoulder stock and no bayonet. Factory 66 manufacture nicely marked on receiver. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only. Representative photo, we have more than one in stock.

7.62 Tokarev calibre Czech VZ24 produced 1948 to 1962 is a fixed stock Czech produced SMG of a design similar and often compared to the Israeli UZI. Has a unique magazine filler on right side of stock for loading 8 rd. stripper clip into the 32 rd. mag. We have more than one, photo is example only. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Original military short barrel fixed stock model. 1961 manufacture. Minor discolouration to original painted finish due to deactivation welding process, otherwise excellent condition. Comes with bayonet in leather scabbard. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move. Representative photo. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Original military short barrel folding stock model manufactured in 1978. Minor discolouration to original painted finish due to deactivation welding process, otherwise excellent condition. Comes with bayonet in leather scabbard. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Copy of Soviet Model AKMS. 1971 manufacture at the Wiesa factory, code K3. Early stamped sheet metal receiver. All matching numbers. No moving parts. Magazine is not removable. A great example of this rare AK variant. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Finnish version of the Russian PPS 43 SMG manufactured in 9mm Luger calibre. Original and complete with stick magazine, 70 round drum magazine and leather sling. Magazines have been deactivated. Bolt moves, mags are removable from gun as they are deactivated separately. Cannot cock and click. Cannot disassemble. Sold as deactivated firearm and military artifact only. It is illegal to alter the deactivation in any way.

This is the legendary model Suomi that was used in the Winter War 1939-1940 against Russia and in the Continuation War of 1941-1944. Starting in 1942, a flash hider was added and it became the SJR model. Bolt retracts and magazines are removable. Complete with deactivated 70 round drum and deactivated stick magazine as well as Finnish military leather sling. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only. Representative photo, we have stock and all are in similar condition.