MAS-36 Rifle Prop 1:1 Non-Firing Replica 3D Printed WWII French 40 in For Sale

A 40-inch display prop of the rifle France carried into the Second World War — the compact, rugged design with its bolt handle bent forward to the trigger, its two-piece stock, and a spike bayonet stowed in a tube beneath the barrel. It is one of the most distinctive service rifles of the period, and it reads instantly in a display case, a photograph or on stage.
The prop carries every detail that makes it recognisable: the forward-bent bolt handle, the aperture rear sight on the receiver bridge, the magazine housing ahead of the trigger guard, the two-piece stock with its upper handguard and steel nose cap, the bayonet tube under the barrel, and the hooded front DISPLAY PROP. No firing mechanism, no working action, nothing chambers, no projectile capability of any kind. It is a solid printed display piece

A true full-size replica — 40 inches overall, measured from the model and matching the real rifle to within three millimetres

TOTAL ASSEMBLED SIZE — 40.28 × 2.51 × 9.03 in (1023.2 × 63.9 × 229.4 mm). Measured from the model

Ships with a blaze-orange muzzle tip permanently printed in, as required for imitation props

The unmistakable French interwar silhouette: the bolt handle bent sharply forward, the boxy receiver with its aperture rear sight, the two-piece stock with a separate forend and upper handguard, the five-round magazine housing, and the tubular bayonet housing slung under the barrel behind the nose cap

Completely unmarked — no arsenal name, no model stamp, no serial, so it paints up however you like

Prints in 2 sections — buttstock-and-receiver and forend-and-barrel — that meet on a flat glued joint (glue not included)

Ships unpainted in black PLA — the first photo shows a painted example; no sling, no bayonet and no stand are included

3D printed to order on our in-house production printers — display-ready as printed

Please read — this is a display prop. It is non-functional: there is no firing mechanism, the bolt does not move, nothing chambers, and it cannot discharge a projectile of any kind. It ships with a blaze-orange muzzle tip printed into the part, not painted on, and that tip should not be removed. Buyers are responsible for their own state and local rules on imitation firearms.
How it's made: 3D printed to order in quality black PLA on our in-house production printers. It arrives as 2 sections — the buttstock with the receiver, and the forend with the barrel — which meet on a flat joint just ahead of the receiver. The halves are glued for permanency; glue not included.