I am new to this forum and living in Belgium.
Last week I found a left-over from WWII ,a TSMG M 1928.
I think it's a commercial gun , it has no US or A1 after the model and serial number. ( serial number is 44xxx and has a S prefix ).
It has knurled fire selectors and safety levers and knurled actuator.
On the receiver there is I think a military/acceptance stamp , GEG in a circle.
The gun also bears the British "crow foot" acceptance stamp.
A Kerr sling came with the gun and six 30 rnds magazines.
The gun is like new and I had to completely "degrease" it.
I bought the TSMG from a friend who was more interested on selling me his M1 carabine.
I payd $200 for the piece. I think this was a very good price.
A gun shop in Brussels sells TSMG for about $ 750 importing them in new condition from Russia.
What I am looking for is the L -drum magazine.
A gun shop has one in stock , I think it is a recent copy from AO.
He ask $ 600 for it. Do you think this is a good price ? Are those copies reliable ?
What do you think is the value of my gun ?
Oh by the way , a happy New Year to you all , and this is a Graet Site !!!
Greeting from th Old Continent
