Belgian Vigneron M2 SMG Parts Kit, w/ Barrel, 12", 9x19 *Good*

Original Belgian Manufactured Vigneron M2 Submachine Gun Parts Kit with Original 12 inch Barrel, 9x19 / 9mm, in *Good* condition.

Sold as a Kit.

Incredible submachinegun parts kit with original barrel to start your next project with!
Includes the complete original Belgian Vigneron parts kit minus the receiver.
These have their collapsible wire stocks fit and ready for deployment.
Wire stocks have a built in cleaning rod to one side.
Trigger housing comes complete with the grip safety and its full-auto fire control group.
Tube cap will have the rear sight attached to a demilled receiver piece.
Magwell will come attached to a demilled receiver piece.
Magazines are NOT included with the kit.
Barrels are finned and come with the complete front sight assembly and slotted muzzle brake.
Barrel bore is in *Good* condition with signs of use.
May show additional 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.

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Parts must be inspected and tested by qualified and competent gunsmiths or armorers before use in a firearm. Not all firearm parts are interchangeable; use of surplus parts without proper knowledge could cause a firearm to malfunction and cause property damage, injury or death.