Weapons World War II: Walther P-38 Pistol (9 mm), Gewehr 98K Rifle and Erma Machine gun (EMP 35)
Walther P-38 Pistol (9 mm)
In the late 1920s and 1930s, a competition began a new pistol for replacing P08 Parabellum. Initially, Walther PP was created, but it did not meet the requirements of the caliber. After several years of attempts, the HP version was finally created, which later received the designation P38. The first orders for a gun posted the Swedes, but most of their orders were not executed. After that, the pistol was produced only for the German army (about 1.3 million copies at the end of the war). After the war, tens of thousands of pieces were produced for the French army. In 1963, these pistols (with an aluminum frame) were recycled for the Bundeswehr with the designation P1. The principle of operation of this weapon is a short return of the trunk. The gun is locked with a shutter located under the barrel.
Gewehr 98K rifle
Gewehr 98K rifle, produced at the Mauser plant, the first samples of which were released in 1898, is a derivative of the model of 1888, which was a standard complete set of German infantry in the First World War. Experience and post-war analysis showed that the rifle is too long and uncomfortable for use during the war. The result of these analyzes was the creation of a new version of this rifle, called the Carabiner 98K. Initially, the gun was made of walnut, but due to problems with the delivery for this purpose, plywood was used. The change of material also caused a change in the structure. Since 1943, new and new simplifications have been introduced into the design, and ceased to be equipped with bayonets and cleaners. In 1945, manufactured copies had a fixed sight at a distance of 100 m and a shortened front handle. This rifle was produced until the very end of the war. In total, 7 million copies of the 98K rifle were released.
Erma machine gun (EMP 35)
The famous arms designer Heinrich Follmer made a name for the VMP pistol (according to MP18). The gun was never produced, but the idea was so good that his company was absorbed by Erfurter Maschinenfabrik B. GeiPel GmbH and continued to work on them. In 1931, he left ERMA, and in 1934 the production of a modified machine gun under the name MPE began, and this year he sold the right to produce this company. In 1935, Wehrmacht became interested in this weapon, and it was sold to him called EMP about. 35. From the previous version, it was different only in the absence of folding support in the front handle. The characteristic features of this weapon were switches of fire-type (solid, single), side store, telescopic cover for a return spring and a wooden handle. He worked on the principle of free gate. MPE buyers had such countries as Mexico, Bolivia, France, Paraguay. Looking for the best wife? Best Ukrainian dating website on https://annadating.com with reliable support. Find you ukrainian girlfriend now!
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Receiving
Please notify us via fax at (770) 447 – 9368 or email at [email protected] of shipments you are scheduling for us, identifying the carrier and shipper prior to the shipment arriving at our location.
Send all LTL, truckload and UPS/Fed-Ex shipments to:
YOUR NAME – PROJECT/SIDEMARK
C/O TriMarc Installation
5952 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Suite 2
Norcross, GA 30071
All LTL and truckload shipments must call us at (770) 447-9308, 24 hours prior to delivery.
Customer Pick-ups: Monday – Friday, 8:00AM – 3:30PM (Closed 12PM – 1:00PM).Minimum 24-hour notice for customer pick-up.
Receiving Rates:
- Inspection Fee:$10 per item
- Receiving Fee:$10 per item
- Uncrating Inspection Charge: $35
- Storage Rates:$2.00 per square ft. (first 60 days FREE), assessed on first of month
If TriMarc Installation pays COD Freight, a 15% handling fee will apply.
Customer Pickups
Customers may pick up items Monday – Friday from 8:00AM until 3:30PM
Minimum 24-hour notice for customer pick-up.
$10/piece dock charge for pick-up by another carrier or customer pick-up.
TriMarc is not responsible for damages incurred due to improper loading or type of vehicle used.
Installation
If you need specialized installation services for your project, look no further than TriMarc Installation. We have the experience to get the job done right, on time and on budget.
If purchasing through ADG Interiors, a brand of Atlanta Design Group:
- For all ADG Home orders over $5,000 receive one FREE hour of installation,
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$15,000 receive two Free hours of installation
The following terms apply:- The one hour cannot be split up.
- Balance of invoice must be paid in full before TriMArc can schedule and install.
- If client elects to pick up their ADG Home order instead of taking advantage of the installation, the customer pick-up will be FREE. For ADG Home orders under $5,000, there is a $10.00 pick-up fee for each piece or carton.
- Free receiving will be provided:Upon receipt, we will open, inspect and blanket wrap each piece, remove cartons and await further instructions. A Receiving Report of the pieces received will be faxed or emailed to the client within eight business hours of receipt. We do this for non ADG Home items too.
Other Charges and Fees
- Minimum Hours: One hour minimum per installation project
- Fuel Charge: None
- Assembly Fees: See hourly rates above
- Trip Charge: $35 flat fee per trip within the metro Atlanta area
- Out-of-State Installations: Please call us at (770) 447-9308 for a quote
- Art Installations: When art is purchased from Patrick Allen Art, a Brand of ADG, the installation fee is reduced to $50/hour for a 1-man crew or $70/hour for a 2-man crew; otherwise, the standard hourly rates apply.
- Cancellation Fee:A $100.00 cancellation fee per scheduled hour for installations, deliveries, or on-site pickups if cancelled within 36 BUSINESS hours of scheduled appointment.
- Crating Fees: $75.00 per crate
Installation and Drive Time Rates
| Regular | Overtime (after 8 hours) | |
|---|---|---|
| One man and a truck: | $80/hour | $110/hour |
| Two men and a truck: | $120/hour | $160/hour |
| Three men and a truck: | $155/hour | $210/hour |
| Four men and a truck: | $190/hour | $255/hour |
| Four men and TWO trucks: | $220/hour | $285/hour |
| Five men and TWO trucks: | $260/hour | $335/hour |
| Six men and TWO trucks: | $295/hour | $380/hour |
| Additional men: | +$40/hour | +$50/hour |
| Additional truck: | +$30/hour | +$30/hour |
Freight Service
We have negotiated competitive freight rates with regional and national freight carriers. Take advantage of our discounts by using our freight carriers to ship. We can arrange to ship your items to and from our facility. TriMarc Installation is invoiced directly eliminating the need for CODs. Please visit our Contact Us page or call us at (770) 447 – 9308 for your next shipment.
Delivery & Pickup Rates:
- For Trips Inside of I-285:$65 for up to three items $10 for each additional items
- For Trips Outside of I-285:$95 for up to three items $10 for each additional items
Furniture Repair
It happens, and we can help!
- On-Site Repairs
- Furniture Repairs
- Structural Repair
- Finish Repairs
- Color Matching
- Scratch Repair
- Antique Restoration & Refinishing
Crypton Fabric Protection Service:
| Chairs: | $20 – $59 |
| Sofas: | $79 – $89 |
| Sectionals: | $169 – $207 |
Please call (770) 447-9308 to learn about our furniture repair service.
