www.MG42.us

Call him at 802 226-7204

He just rebuilt a 42 recuperator for me a month ago; I talked with him then - he is around.

greg

Just got back from a year in Bagram and didn't ever see this much green in the Stan!

We had Bundeswehr, Jordanian, and Brits with us. Never saw an MG3. Did find a SG43 though.

Good to be back. Could not access website while overseas.

J,

True. but they do exist; generally modified. I get my 42 and 34 issues intertwined. I should have just asked for the ammo type.

Dropped,

You are using 8mm ammo and an 8mm feed tray?

greg

Foz...,

You would need the gauges. There are a couple of companies that make/made them.

greg

CPT D, it is the owners that would lose on your scenario. I always get really dirty looks and a few "verbals" when I won't let someone shoot my 34 or 42 at the range. It is just not the cost of the weapon but also the liability. That gentleman that fell down could easily win a lawsuit if he was hurt...

What range was this at? In south florida?

That's the one! Thanks for the pic

I am away from the gun safe today but with try and post a picture tomorrow

The post-war Israeli model are the best IMHO.

We can all laugh, be shocked, or freak out but this just reinforces the basic firearms principle of 1.) Respecting the weapon and 2.). Ensuring proper training prior to utilization.

We can be our own worst enemies at times.

Folke,

Rec'd my copy of the second volume of MG34/42. Excellent work! Thank you.

Gregory

Markings and serial numbers appear to be MG3

Joe,

Nice gun!!!!!

DI,

Sorry, I meant to attach this photo to the last email.

DI,

"Don't remember ever seeing a serial number stamped on any feed trays."

I have an early CRA with stamped numbered reciever, feed tray, and pitol grip.

greg

Roadrunner,

Anything stamped inside the shield?

Folke,

Congrats on the new book. Contact you directly for a copy or go through Collector's Grade?

greg

What Drooling Idiot said.....

Yugo or German should fit but there are exceptions to all manufacturers.