German WWI Mid Brown Luger Holster Category_MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets this feature walked the fire

this feature walked the fire in wave-like motions up and down the range in a predefined area

Horse leader for horse

Original walnut grips are still intact and complete but cartouches are not visible

judging it large and heavy

Compensator (detached with pin) and horizontal Fore Grip and Grip Mount which has been carefully removed from the demilled receiver nose

German WWI Mid Brown Luger Holster Category_MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets this feature walked the fireNew Made Item: Prior to 1916, all WWI German leather equipment was issued in a mid brown colour. However, by general order in 1916 from the Imperial High Command, all new made equipment was to be issued in black thereafter. Old inventories were also ordered recoloured to the new standard. As this was the height of WWI, many contractors ignored the new specification, this explains why so much equipment is black on the front and brown on the rear. Our