Belgian Vigneron Submachine Display Receiver, no parts fitted, Made of Aluminum, black in *Very Good* condition.
Sold Individually. Includes the Belgian Vigneron submachine gun solid aluminum dummy (as pictured). These are made of Aluminum and have no parts fitted. These dummies are solid and cannot house a bolt or recoil spring. The receiver will have slots for where the trigger components meet, rear sight, rear receiver to trigger housing, magwell and ejection port. Both ends of the dummy receiver have threading. May show some signs of wear, marring, grime, etc...
These are for Display / Historical Reference purposes only, NOT FOR USE.
WARNING: This product has been restricted in some states. Please visit our shipping restrictions to find out whether it is legal for us to ship this item to you PRIOR TO CHECKOUT. Always consult your local laws and ordinances.
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Belgian Vigneron Submachine Display Receiver, no parts fitted, Made of Aluminum, black in *Very Good* condition.
Sold Individually.
Incredible submachinegun display receiver for historical reference/display! Includes the Belgian Vigneron submachine gun solid aluminum dummy (as pictured). These are made of Aluminum and have no parts fitted. These dummies are solid and cannot house a bolt or recoil spring. The receiver will have slots for where the trigger components meet, rear sight, rear receiver to trigger housing, magwell and ejection port. Both ends of the dummy receiver have threading. May show some signs of wear, marring, grime, etc...
Developed immediately after WWII these are the 9mm Belgian SMG that saw much service in the Simba Rebellion in the Belgian Congo and later in Vietnam. It is a classic example of 1950s submachine gun production featuring a finned barrel and pull out wire stock. This SMG takes unique magazines almost identical to the German MP40 (unfortunately they are not interchangeable). Firing the 9x19mm NATO pistol round with a muzzle velocity of approximately 380 meters per second / 12224 feet per second it has a cyclic rate of 600 rounds per minute. The Vigneron weights 3.29 kilos/7.25 pounds (unloaded). A fully loaded 32 round staggered stack box magazine weighs .6 kilos, bringing the loaded weight to 8.74 pounds.
These are for Display / Historical Reference purposes only, NOT FOR USE.
WARNING: This product has been restricted in some states. Please visit our shipping restrictions to find out whether it is legal for us to ship this item to you PRIOR TO CHECKOUT. Always consult your local laws and ordinances.
