The package is described as unusually complete, including:
- Five MG 42 barrels
- Four WWII barrels and one post-war barrel chambered in 7.62 NATO
- Two barrel carriers
- Three MG 34 drum/basket magazines and one MG 34 carrier
- Ammunition cans containing spare components (described as a spare top cover and feed tray)
- Linker/delinker with crank handle (for working with linked ammunition belts)
- Large folding tripod mount with:
- Anti-aircraft sight
- Adapter/extension rod
- Field kit, described to include:
- Asbestos glove
- Oilers
- Wrenches (barrel/MG tools)
- Ruptured shell extractor
- Cleaning brush and pull-through cleaning rope/brush
- All stored in a green canvas carrying pouch
- Tripod-mounted range finder with metal storage case
Why It’s Considered “Rare” in the Collector Market
A WWII MG 42 can command high prices—especially when it is:
- Original wartime manufacture with identifiable factory codes
- Described as fully functional and legally registered (in jurisdictions where applicable)
- Accompanied by matching components and a large set of correct accessories (extra barrels, mounts, drums, tools)
- Preserved with visible inspection/proof marks and historically consistent parts
Important Note (Safety and Legal Context)
This is a highly regulated military firearm in many countries. Ownership, transfer, and display rules can be strict and vary widely by location. If you are handling historical weapons for collection or display, follow local laws and professional safety practices.
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