Rifles MP 41, new, cal. 9 mm Luger

The MP 41 was designed by Hugo Schmeisser. He was a son of Louis Schmeisser who designed the first real and practical submachine gun MP 18. At the time of the MP 41 development in 1941 the C. G. Haenel company had started manufacturing MP 40 submachine guns for the German army. It is not clear why the development of the MP 41 continued. The most plausible version is probably the one that Schmeisser decided to propose to the German army a submachine gun which would have all the positive properties of the MP40, but its use would be more comfortable and design more suitable for use in the infantry. He combined the receiver, slide, barrel and magazine of the MP 40, the grip and stock and shooting mode selector of the MP 28. The submachine guns was not produced in large series. Only a few thousand units, which were mostly taken over by the SS, ordinary infantry units and allied armies, were produced. However, the biggest users were the SS, SD and police. Only 26,700 units were produced. The gun worked on the principle of recoil. It offered the option to change the shooting mode to single shots or burts. The submachine gun fired from an open breech.

Sold only in weapons-ammunition stores. It is not allowed to conclude a distance contract relating to the purchase and sale of weapons or ammunition, other than category D weapons, ammunition for category D weapons, key parts and components of category D weapons. Sale of these weapons can therefore be implemented only in stores upon submitting a firearms license!

• MP 41
• Magazine
• User Manual
• Warranty Card

• Caliber: 9 mm Luger
• Overall length: 855 mm
• Width: 70 mm
• Height: 195/270 mm
• Barrel length: 250 mm
• Weight: 3,650 g
• Weight with magazine: 3,970 g
• Magazine capacity: 32 pcs
• Semi-auto