Hello! Recently, sealed bunkers filled to the brim with captured & stored military surplus arms ranging from the first world war to the third, from 1914-1970 or so, have been opened, and approved for sale. We are offering for sale numerous collectors items, primarily of old German manufacture. In these bunkers are crates of rifles, machine guns, pistols, ammunition, and many other articles of nations & armies past. We are offering these at reduced prices, as we need the space & have no use for most of the things in these bunkers, nor nearly enough of a civilian market to sell them.
The most common firearms you will find in crates purchased will be as follows:
Mauser Standardmodell M1935 Carbines, K98k carbines, and nearly every other imaginable variant of Mauser from 1893-1950.
FNH-FAL Rifles (Of nearly every variety, FN 50.00, L1A1, etc.)
Various Kalashnikov rifles of nearly every manufacture & caliber, Russian, Romanian, Hungarian, Rheinian, Polish, etc.
Mosin-Nagant M91/30 & M44 Carbines of every nation's manufacture.
MAS-44 rifles
MAS-36 rifles
No.4 & 5 Lee-Enfield rifles
Russian manufacture Tokarev pistols
Inglis & FNH manufacture Hi-Power pistols
Makarov pistols of domestic Rheinian manufacture, and of Russian manufacture.
There are, of course, a wide variety of other firearms to be found in our vast warehouses.
We cannot guarantee the condition of rifles, but the vast majority have been preserved in sealed crates & cosmoline. Bunkers were not climate controlled, but were naturally maintained at a cool temperature by virtue of being hewn out of stone in the Bavarian mountains
Place an order today. 5 rifles to a crate, 10 pistols, or two machine guns. Each crate $650DM. None are sorted, you get whatever is grabbed from piles. Until stock runs low, there is no order limit.
For a charge of $800, we can ensure only autoloading military-grade rifles (Mostly FN-FALs) be included, and the same for Mauser rifles, pistols, and all else.
Order today by contacting the People's Ministry of Commercial Goods. All sales final. Shipping will be handled by Rheinian authorities until goods enter foreign port.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to a clerical error, it was never noted that stocks of rifles from before the second world war are few and far between, and as such can not be guaranteed to be in stock. Please understand this issue, and make future orders thusly.
Thanks, Handelsminister Heintzelmann
