Soviet WWII PTRS-41 Simonov Anti-tank Rifle Prop Gun - Metal and Wood Construction U.S. Ordnance which does not have the

which does not have the aluminum detonation button

The Japanese surrender in August led to the inactivation of unit on 28 August

and the simple hanging clips are still intact

Made from fiberglass with rear side metal or heavy rope handles these really look the business by perfectly replicating Rhino Hide

The typical example has a tempered steel single-edged full-tang blade with a thick spine bearing a "T" cross-section for strength and rigidity

Soviet WWII PTRS-41 Simonov Anti-tank Rifle Prop Gun - Metal and Wood Construction U.S. Ordnance which does not have theFabricated Prop Gun: Only One Available. This is a very nice Prop Gun version of the Soviet WWII Issue Anti Tank Gun, a large caliber semi automatic rifle widely used in the eastern front. This prop gun is completely inert, has a receiver grip area mostly made from wood, with some pipes used on the front to simulate the barrel, gas tube, and other parts like the bipod. Inside the receiver area is a deactivated Steyr Mannlicher M. 95 action by Steyr,