you just need a valid defense under the VCRA to buy them. It's actually a defence or exemption you need to sell or supply them, not to buy. There is ...

The reason given for the blunt edge was that a sharpened edge will slice into bone and could stick, whereas a blunt edge will break the bone.

Bayonets are not allowed to be sharpened Always brings a smile to my face when a bloke buys a german K98 bayonet and shows it to you, telling you how...

I've seen and handled a good cross section So did Jesus

Blued is usually a post-war refurbishment. In 20+ years of reenactment, I can honestly say that the blued stens I've seen are in the small minority. ...

Blued is usually a post-war refurbishment. In 20+ years of reenactment, I can honestly say that the blued stens I've seen are in the small minority.

It's because the Stens are blued, not painted. Unlike the real ones, which are painted, not blued

They weren't really a frontline weapon, so the market for them is limited.

Thanks for the heads up, Ive been speaking to a guy who knows a lot about Pyros You're speaking to one now though the best bloke to talk to about it...

Be very careful what effects charge you put into it and make sure the tube is a seemless one. There was a bloke from the WWII LHA who decided to put a...

To be honest lads, with regards to safety, there's just short of bugger all in them to do anyone any real damage, unless you're daft enough to dismant...

Why is the gun slung on the right? It seems to force a left handed carry. I know I'm probably missing the point as usual, could some one please explai...