German MP40 & Star Wars Sandtrooper Replica Dummy Magazine Prop

Product Description

This highly accurate 32-round MP40 replica dummy magazine is molded from an original and finished to closely match the black, parkerized/phosphate look of the originals. Made from tough, solid colored plastic resin, it is the same dimensions as the original magazine - even has original magazine markings/data—so it sits, looks, and feels like the real thing when placed in pouches, displays, or replica weapons.

Perfect for costume designers, cosplay enthusiasts, film & stage productions, professional reenactors, museums, and collectors who want an authentic appearance without the legal issues, cost, or safety concerns of a functional magazine. An affordable, museum-quality prop that reads as the real thing..

Key features

• Molded from an original MP40 magazine for authentic shape and detail

• Durable, solid plastic resin construction

• Realistic black parkerized / phosphate finish that photographs accurately
  

• Non-functional (safe for use on set, in displays, and at events)

• Ideal for reenactment, cosplay, theater, film, museum displays, and props

**Pouches are not included and for display purposes only!

**Shipping**

• Items are Made to Order:  Please allow 10 -14 business days for shipping
• International Shipping
• Secure Checkout & Payment Options.
  
• Made in USA by Marshall's Arsenal

**Disclaimer: Marshall's Arsenal does not condone or wish to glorify extremist regimes of the WWII period such as the Third Reich. We provide authentic dummy firearm magazines and MP Batons for historical re-creation, displays or theatrical productions only.

Historical background

The MP 40 (Maschinenpistole 40) was a German 9×19mm submachine gun introduced before and used extensively during World War II. Evolving from the earlier MP 38—developed by Erma Werke (with Berthold Geipel involved in its design)—the MP 40 refined the stamped-steel, economical construction of its predecessor and became a ubiquitous short-range weapon for German forces and some Axis units. Production of all MP 38/40 variants reached roughly 1.1 million examples by the end of the war.

Today, non-functional replica MP40 magazines are popular not only with reenactors and museums but also in the cosplay community, where they serve as convincing, safe accessories—for example, as props paired with Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper costumes—providing authentic visual detail without the risks or legal issues of original hardware.