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Made in Japan
Operating principle: Cap firing model gun, PFC. Semi/full automatic.
Full size fully functional and field strippable replica. This is Plug Fire Cartridge (PFC) replica gun that has real-like firing effect complete with muzzle flash, ejecting shell, gun powder smoke, recoil and firing sound.
Also known by its English nickname "Broomhandle" this selective fire Mauser M712 is a legend of its own class. It's users since the first introduction in 1896 include no other than Winston Churchill. By the time of World War II German military need for pistols was so great that Mauser's existing stocks of M712 were purchased at the spot. Out of the various service branches and organizations, Waffen-SS appears to be the primary user as they were often issued with more obscure equipment (which the Army didn't employ) in early stages of WWII.
The box includes 10 PFC rounds and quick-feed clip.
See our accessories section for additional cartridges and magazines.
Operating principle: Cap firing model gun, PFC. Semi/full automatic.
Full size fully functional and field strippable replica. This is Plug Fire Cartridge (PFC) replica gun that has real-like firing effect complete with muzzle flash, ejecting shell, gun powder smoke, recoil and firing sound.
Also known by its English nickname "Broomhandle" this selective fire Mauser M712 is a legend of its own class. It's users since the first introduction in 1896 include no other than Winston Churchill. By the time of World War II German military need for pistols was so great that Mauser's existing stocks of M712 were purchased at the spot. Out of the various service branches and organizations, Waffen-SS appears to be the primary user as they were often issued with more obscure equipment (which the Army didn't employ) in early stages of WWII.
The box includes 10 PFC rounds and quick-feed clip.
See our accessories section for additional cartridges and magazines.
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