Luger P08. Tommy Gun. Kar98K. M1 Garand. Some weapons are so iconic that they live on long after the war they were used in. Here you will find them as air weapons, AIRSOFT-replicas and collectibles — completely legal.
No conflict has produced as many recognizable firearms as World War II. Many of them are sought after today as replicas and airguns, either for sport shooting, milsim or as exhibition weapons. Our assortment is divided into two: German and Allied weapons.
Three ways to own a WW2-weapons on
Decorative replicas in metal and wood. Non-working, no age limit, no license.
CO2 powered models in 4.5mm with realistic blowback. Working airguns with a historical look.
Electric and spring-powered AIRSOFT-replicas to WW2-game. Kar98K, Tommy Gun, MP40 and Luger.
German WW2-weapon
Luger P08
Introduced in 1898, the Parabellum pistol was the standard German pistol through both world wars. Its bolt-action system and slim profile make it one of the world's most recognizable handguns.
Legends P08 with blowback, 4.5mm
Full metal and CO2 powered, with toggle action that actually moves when fired. One of the few replicas that recreates the Luger's characteristic movement.
See productUmarex Legends P08, 4.5mm BB
Same full metal construction without blowback. More affordable entry for those who want a working P08 without the toggle mechanics.
See productBO Kar 98K in real wood
The Karabiner 98k was the standard-issue rifle of the Wehrmacht throughout the war, with over 14 million units produced. This gas-operated version features a real wood stock and bolt action.
See productSpecna Arms Kar98K RETRO
Spring-operated bolt-action in Specna Arms' RETRO series. A less expensive alternative to the gas version, and easier to operate in the cold.
See productSpecna Arms MP40 RETRO AEG
The MP40 defined German infantry combat at close range. This AEG-edition gives you the machine gun in playable form, with electric operation and a high rate of fire.
See productSpecna Arms MG42 RETRO with tracer
The machine gun the Allies called Hitler's saw, due to its extreme rate of fire. The RETRO edition comes with a tracer unit.
See productThe Luger P08 was so sought after by Allied soldiers that it was frequently collected as war booty. Today, it is one of the most collected military weapons from the war.
Allied weapons
Tommy Gun
The Thompson M1A1 was nicknamed the Chicago Typewriter by gangsters in the 20s, but it was during World War II that it became famous — used by American paratroopers, British commandos, and partisans across Europe.
Legends M1A1 Legendary CO2
Full metal Thompson with CO2 operation, semi and full auto. The weight and balance are exactly the same as the original. The flagship in WW2-assortment.
See productCyma CM33 Tommy Gun AEG
Electric Thompson for the airsoft range. Full-auto and robust metal and wood construction — one of the few WW2-rifles with real performance on the range.
See productM1 Garand and M1 Carbine
The M1 Garand was the first standard-issue semi-automatic rifle introduced into a major army. The M1 Carbine was the lighter variant, popular among officers, paratroopers, and support forces.
Crosman M1 Carbine CO2, 4.5mm
CO2-powered with both semi and full auto, and a high rate of fire in automatic mode. One of the most fun WW2-inspired the air rifles we carry.
See productAGM M1 Carbine
Spring-driven AIRSOFTversion of the M1 Carbine. Easy to operate, no battery or gas — a good starting point for WW2-milsim.
See productM1 Garand 1932 in metal and wood
Lifelike replica with moving parts and a weight that mirrors the original. Not for shooting — this is a display item.
See productGoatguns Mini M1 Garand
Scale model in metal with moving parts. Assemble yourself, and works just as well as a gift or on your office desk.
See productColt 1911
The Colt Government Model 1911 was the standard-issue American pistol from 1911 to 1985—through both world wars, Korea, and Vietnam. No pistol has served longer in a major army.
Colt M45 CQBP CO2, 4.5mm
Modern successor to the 1911 in full metal, with CO2 operation and blowback. Licensed by Colt.
See productColt Government 1911 A1, 4.5mm
The most authentic 1911 replica in the range, with a classic silhouette and full metal construction.
See productCollector's set
Goatguns Veteran Kit
Set of scale metal models that pay homage to iconic Allied weapons. Movable parts, and a great gift for history buffs.
See productGoatguns Mini Tommy Gun
Thompson in scale model. Same construction principle as the rest of the Goatguns series, in metal.
See productWhat is right for you?
| You are… | Recommended | Type |
|---|---|---|
| History-loving collector | M1 Garand 1932 replica | Decoration, not to be shot with |
| Gift buyer | Goatguns Veteran Kit | Miniature model |
| Air Force novice | Umarex Legends P08 without blowback | CO2 air gun |
| Air force enthusiast | Legends M1A1 Legendary | CO2 air rifle |
| Milsim and WW2-game | BO Kar 98K or Cyma CM33 | AIRSOFT |
| Gun enthusiast | Legends P08 with blowback | CO2 air gun |
Frequently asked questions
Is WW2-replicas legal in Norway?
Yes. Decorative replicas and miniature models are legal to own. Airguns in 4.5mm and AIRSOFT-replicas do not require a license, but the age limit is 18 years when purchasing.
What is the difference between a decorative replica and an air gun?
A decorative replica is a non-working collector's item made of metal and wood — it is not fired. An air gun is a working gun that fires 4.5mm BBs or pellets using CO2.
Which WW2-Are airguns suitable for beginners?
The Umarex Legends P08 without blowback offers authentic Luger looks and full metal construction at a lower entry level than the blowback variant. For rifles, the Crosman M1 Carbine is a popular choice.
Can WW2-AIRSOFT used on the airsoft range?
Yes. Kar98K, Tommy Gun AEG and MP40 are all usable, and are particularly well suited to WW2-milsim. Use approved safety glasses and check the course's FPS rules.
Read also
- Recommended air rifles with good range
- How to become a fierce airsoft sniper
- Different types of air weapons — air rifles
See the full selection: German WW2-weapon and Allied weapons.
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