M3 "Grease Gun" Replica .45, USA 1942 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:69cm so that he maintained the

so that he maintained the order in the new populations

and historical collections

battery by the closure

rich-grained wood body paired with a durable metal receiver

Ideal for museums

M3 "Grease Gun" Replica .45, USA 1942 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:69cm so that he maintained theNon firing reproduction by Denix of the US M3 "Grease Gun", made of metal with a simulated (non working) action, mobile cover, removable magazine and a two position retractable stock. It is an inert decorative display piece and cannot be fired or loaded with any ammunition. The original M3, designed in 1941 by George Hyde, was a simple, robust service weapon of the US Army during World War II and earned the "Grease Gun" nickname from its resemblance