SOCOM Tactical give their take on the AGM STG44/MP44 AEG that collectors and reenactors want... "The world's first assault rifle, the STG44 was designed during WW2 for use with the German army.

The AGM STG44 or MP44 is made from alloy and features a wooden stock, this makes the gun sturdy and robust. To install the battery you remove the stock pin and pull the stock off, which will expose the battery connector.

The STG44 comes with a 500 round high cap magazine. You can attach a sling to the rifle using its front and rear sling points. The STG44 has adjustable rear sights and has three firing modes, which are safe, single and full auto. You can adjust between firing modes by pushing the selector backwards or forwards.

This would make a great gun for German re-enactors or for someone interested in historic weapons. It performs well and will look great out on the battlefield.

Specifications:

• Metal body and wooden stock
• 500 high capacity round magazine
• Front and rear sling points
• Adjustable rear sight
• Firing modes: safe/single/full auto
• Adjustable hop-up
• FPS: 330
• Length: 940mm
• Inner barrel length: 455mm
• Weight: 4.3kg
• Powered by 7.4v lipo
• Battery stored in the stock"