Full-Size WWII American Twin-Magazine Prop Gun — Non-Firing Display Piece
A 32-inch display prop of one of the rarest American small arms of the Second World War — the compact, beautifully machined design bought by the OSS and dropped to resistance groups across occupied Europe and the Pacific. Its back-to-back twin magazine, wooden forward grip and finned barrel make a silhouette nothing else shares, and it reads instantly in a display case, a photograph or on stage.
The prop carries every detail that makes it recognisable: the twin box magazine, the wooden pistol-style forward grip, the finned barrel with its front sight and sling swivel, the plain wooden buttstock, the boxy receiver with its selector lever and takedown pin, and the period-correct maker's roll-mark moulded into the left side.
Features:NON-FUNCTIONAL DISPLAY PROP. No firing mechanism, no working action, nothing chambers, no projectile capability of any kind. It is a solid printed display pieceA true full-size replica — 32 inches overall, measured from the model and matching the real weapon to within a third of a millimetreTOTAL ASSEMBLED SIZE — 32.27 × 2.07 × 8.43 in (819.7 × 52.7 × 214.2 mm). Measured from the modelShips with a blaze-orange muzzle tip permanently printed in, as required for imitation propsThe distinctive OSS-issue layout: the back-to-back twin magazine hanging below the receiver, a wooden pistol-style forward grip, a finned barrel, a plain wooden buttstock with sling swivel, and the boxy receiver with its selector and takedown pinPeriod-correct receiver markings moulded in — the original maker's roll-mark on the left, the selector legend on the right — so it reads right at close rangePrints in 3 sections that plug together on square locating tenons; can be glued for permanency (glue not included)Ships unpainted in black PLA — the first photo shows a painted example; no sling and no stand are included3D printed to order on our in-house production printers — display-ready as printed
Please read:This is a display prop. It is non-functional: there is no firing mechanism, the action does not work, nothing chambers, nothing moves, and it cannot discharge a projectile of any kind. The magazine is a solid printed shell — it does not detach and holds nothing. It ships with a blaze-orange muzzle tip printed into the part, not painted on, and that tip should not be removed. Buyers are responsible for their own state and local rules on imitation firearms.
How it's made:3D printed to order in quality black PLA on our in-house production printers. It arrives as 3 sections — buttstock, receiver and barrel — joined by square locating tenons that key the parts so they cannot twist. Pieces can be glued for permanency, glue not included.
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