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Hello there,

I was just wondering what are your opinions on my new 1940 dated MG34? It is 936 (Suhl?) maker and Waffenampt 4 stamped. Number is 7578 and has many matching numbers around the gun. Deactivated in 2006, but has many moving parts, and can be partially stripped. It has a black Bakelite butt-stock and it came with a black 50 round drum. Below are some of the pictures of the MG34, enjoy!

Also if anyone would like any more pictures of anything, just ask and I'll do my best for you. Patty

looks good---i wish i could somehow get a 34---yours looks cool
waffen

Very nice! Great markings, superb bakelite stock. Is the ammo belt inverted?

looks like a British Deact. (VERY CLEAN CARPET TOO!)

Hello everyone,

Thank you for the replies so far, and yes the the belt is the wrong way around (my mistake).

Thanks, and please keep the replies coming in

Patty

Looks Nice..

Later 42rocker

Excellent! Quite a prize

Tom

Very nice!! And the makers code is also not the most common, looks like a superb MG34.
Do not sell this. May I ask what the prize was?

Olliman

Very Nice

Excellent '34, as I have said many times that is art. How "impressionist" paintings that have the look of a painting that was left in a car during a hot summer day bring $20-$100 million at auction is beyond me, give me a '34 any day

Hi everyone,
thanks for all the positive feedback so far. If anyone would be interested to see many more detailed pictures of the weapon then I have given a link below. Enjoy!

Patty

http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/ ... p?t=510779

Well Thanks for the updated pics and the link. Sorry to hear about the strap, But the AA sight looks nice.
Good Luck with everything and I guess that you did get it at a good price.
Again Thanks for the nice link.

Later 42rocker

Try http://www.bergflak.com/sale.html , I bought 5 slings from him a while back one for each of my MP40, MP44, mg34, mg43 and k98. Original slings are not cheap and they can be difficult to get. I bought my first "original" k98 sling from World Wide Arms, it wasn't and was a waste of £36. The replacements I bought from Bergflak averaged about £100 each. Be wary of nice clear markings on slings because, unless they have never been used, they will be very indistinct after use and time. Bergflak is a respected member of this forum so you have no worries buying from him, assuming he has some slings in stock.

Nice Mg34 by the way. I bought mine from a fellow UK member a few years ago and it is a pre 95 old spec.