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I have two lightly used German MG42 manuals translated by John Baum for sale. The first one is D166/1 Machinengewehr 42(original print 1943) and PDV918 Maschinengewehr, 7.62 x 51 MG1/MD2. $22.00 for both postal shipping included.

I bought the one from Brian. It's built very well, and I like it uses the original saftey. He pretty much wrote the book on semi MG42's.

I'd find a transferable or at least a TNW. Too much money for something that just sits there.

He was a true prince in the business. The one time I called him to order parts, we spoke for an hour. He was very friendly and informative. He and his family is in our thoughts and prayers.

The parts kit has been sold.

The price is now $1650.00 shipping included.

The price is now $1800.00 shipping included.

The price is lowered to $1900.00 shipping included.

For sale is an MG34 parts set. It is unmatched but in very nice condition. The receiver is very rebuilable to semi. The price is $2100.00 shipping included.

Oh,yes, the last MG34 parts kit recently sold on Gunbroker #284248659 for $1600.00 plus $75.00 shipping.

I have a nice one I'm thinking of selling. I don't have a price yet, but to be honest it won't go cheap. The days of $500.00 parts kits are long gone.

Thanks for the info guys. Also Brian at BRP told me he's doing the bolt mods again.

Thank you, 42Rocker. I was looking at the semi grips on BRP and RTG. They look like the same ones. Are they?

Excuse me guys but it's been many moons since I last posted. I'd been out of the loop due to work. Now that I have retired I want to finish my semi MG42. My receiver is all jigged up and ready to weld. That's not the problem. Over the years, I had to sell off my semi bolts and semi trigger groups. W...

Just sent off donation.Thanks!

Can you tell me what type of temporary rail screws you used and how you're giong to do the rivet job?

Thanks,I'll look out for it.

Does any one know of any web sites that show actual WW2 MG42's being manufactured?I would like to see images of the factories,machinery,and the people making them.

It's already blued.Antique Arms(I think they're out of business) restored it for me many moons ago.None of the parts match,so I taught I'd do something different with it.But if I don't parkerize it,I just might spot blue it.

Yes,as soon as the replacement grip frame comes in,I'm going to make some calls.After it's repaired,I'm going to parkerize it.Oh,has anybody ever heard of removing the adjustable site,and replacing it with a fixed one.It's always coming loose,and it's real over-kill.