Original Belgian Vigneron M2 Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial 095983 MG 15 later also with prisoners of

later also with prisoners of war and foreign volunteers (Hiwis)

This example has a 15” wood shaft with a heavy cast iron head bearing six protruding knobs that could shatter a man's skull with ease

constructed using a genuine British Brown Bess

Task Force Polk was a lightning fast cavalry unit

Joseph Goebbels realized the great propaganda potential of this relatively new medium and thus considered widespread availability of receivers highly important

Original Belgian Vigneron M2 Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial 095983 MG 15 later also with prisoners ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Vigneron submachine gun was developed during early fifties by the officer of the Belgian army and produced by Belgian company Precision Liegoise SA. It was adopted by Belgian army in 1953, and saw some combat in then Belgian Congo. Vigneron submachine gun was quite conventional in design and appearance, borrowing design aspect from many earlier submachine guns. For example the extendable but stock was copied from