M3 "Grease Gun" Replica .45, USA 1942 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:69cm or theatrical prop rooms

or theatrical prop rooms

since the circumstances did not allow to recharge it in time

rich-grained wood body paired with a durable metal receiver

This reproduction recreates its iconic profile for collectors and display

of great precision compared to other rifles of charge of the time

M3 "Grease Gun" Replica .45, USA 1942 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:69cm or theatrical prop roomsNon firing reproduction by Denix of the US M3 "Grease Gun", made of metal with a simulated (non working) action, mobile cover, removable magazine and a two position retractable stock. It is an inert decorative display piece and cannot be fired or loaded with any ammunition. The original M3, designed in 1941 by George Hyde, was a simple, robust service weapon of the US Army during World War II and earned the "Grease Gun" nickname from its resemblance