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Sight & Optic

Sight & Optic

Atn x-sight 4k pro with abl. Comes with mounts and ir illuminator. Has the latest firmware instaled so its ready to go. Upgrade is the reason for selling. Very little use. Ovno.
Category Accessories
Subcategory Sights & Optics
Condition -
Make -
Model -
Loughton
£ 450pair
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BRNO BRNO VZ.24 Bolt Action 7.92x57mm Mauser Rifle

BRNO BRNO VZ.24 Bolt Action 7.92x57mm Mauser Rifle

Czech vz. 24 bolt-action military rifle by Zbrojovka Brno — a significant piece of interwar and Second World War military history, presented here as a deactivated example with period-correct le...
Subcategory Bolt Action
Sale type Trade
Range BRNO VZ.24
Model BRNO VZ.24
Calibre 7.92x57mm Mauser
Gun Status Deactivated
Milton Keynes
£ 549
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A&K AK 74 Semi-Auto 7.62x39mm Rifle

A&K AK 74 Semi-Auto 7.62x39mm Rifle

No License required latest spec Deactivated rifle. A Soviet AK-74 deactivated assault rifle from the Izhevsk Izhmash arsenal, dated 1982, retaining its period-correct laminate wood furniture in ...
Subcategory Semi-Auto
Sale type Trade
Range AK 74
Model AK 74
Calibre 7.62x39mm
Gun Status Deactivated
Milton Keynes
£ 899
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About AK47s

 

The AK47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova 1947) is the world's most produced assault rifle and one of the most recognisable firearms ever made. In the United Kingdom, all live-firing AK47s are Section 5 prohibited weapons under the Firearms Act 1968 and cannot be held by private individuals.

 

The AK47s available through Gunstar classifieds are deactivated examples (permanently disabled to UK or EU deactivation specifications) or blank-firing replicas regulated under the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 (VCRA). Deactivated AK47s can be held without a firearms certificate. Those deactivated after 8 April 2016 under the EU standard will carry both a UK Home Office certificate and European proof house verification marks; pre-2016 deactivations are legal to hold but carry additional restrictions on transfer between private individuals. Blank-firing replicas require a legitimate defence such as film production, theatre or historical re-enactment to purchase.