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STG M1A1 & 1928 (new) Stemple Takedown Gun Transferable 9/12/09: 1928 Pattern Available, M1A1 Pattern SOLD OUT 4/08: A review of the prototype STG M1A1 from 2005 was recently published in the May 2008 Small Arms Review magazine. Since then three things have changed in the design and appearance of this firearm.
STG M1A1
STG 1928 - uses original 1928 finned barrel, compensator, lower, & detachable buttstock
This machinegun is comprised of an unmodified/transferable Stemple 76/45 receiver tube with pin-on type removable trunion, fire control adapter housing, Stemple-compatible bolt, Stemple-compatible cocking handle, Stemple-compatible buffer assembly, and excellent-condition WW2 M1A1 & 1928 components. The system functions exactly like an original M1A1, with the exception that it is full-auto only. The overall appearance of the STG M1A1 is like that of an original M1A1, with the exception that the rectangular adapter housing for the Stemple 76/45 receiver tube is 3/16 in. taller and 3/4 in. longer than the original M1A1. The system uses unmodified M1A1 & 1928 barrels, extractors, magazines, forends, grips, lower housings, and buttstocks. Price: $7895 Comes w/ 1 mag, multi-tool, & spare buffer
An additional slot is cut into the right side of the adapter housing to reveal the manufacturer data on the 76/45 receiver tube.
Full disassembly of the Stemple Takedown Gun (STG) M1A1 Options & Spare Pats Foregrip (new production copy of M 1928): $25 STG Multi Tool: $50This handy tool is designed specifically for installing and removing the rear takedown screw. | ||