Original German Pre-WWII ERMA EMP Display Sub Machine Gun with Spanish Civil Guard Marked Magazine - Serial D-4611 ger Conversion to Army status

Conversion to Army status

for June 1943 manufacture by International Business Machines

the latch engages in one or two of the notches of the tail fins and keeps the projectile from sliding either further into or out of the barrel while aiming the weapon

The Mokko Gatta shaped (like a sliced quince) tsuba (cross guard) is of iron construction

Original German Pre-WWII ERMA EMP Display Sub Machine Gun with Spanish Civil Guard Marked Magazine - Serial D-4611 ger Conversion to Army statusOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a private collection, this is a fantastic ERMA EMP Inert Display Sub Machine Gun, built from all original parts on an original BATF compliant non firing inert display receiver, making this a 100% legal display Sub Machine gun. This receiver was created using solid steel bar stock, and is completely inert, with no ability to ever be turned into any type of functional device. Every part on this