PRE-BAN HK94A3 LOW SERIAL 066 9MM CARBINE
SERIAL NUMBER: 066. BARREL: 16". CALIBER: 9X19. MANUFACTURED: 1980. The HK94 is a civilian, semi-automatic rifle version of the legendary MP5 submachine gun, imported to the United States by Heckler & Koch from 1983 until it was banned from import in 1989. At its core, the rifle utilizes Heckler & Koch's signature roller-delayed blowback system and is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. Unlike its military counterpart, it operates strictly in semi-automatic mode and fires from a closed bolt position. This "ID" date coded HK94A3 also features collapsible A3 metal stock, hooded front sight, diopter drum rear sight Today, original pre-ban models hold premium collector status due to their scarcity following the 1989 import restrictions. Gun enthusiasts frequently purchase them as base firearms for legal short-barreled rifle conversions to replicate the authentic MP5 aesthetic. The rifle also holds a unique place in Hollywood history, as modified HK94s were widely used in 1980s action movies like "Die Hard" to fill in for full-automatic MP5s, which were difficult for prop houses to source at the time. CONDITION: EXCELLENT. The rifle appears to have been fired little, if at all, post factory. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Operates normally. MODERN
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SERIAL NUMBER: 066. BARREL: 16". CALIBER: 9X19. MANUFACTURED: 1980. The HK94 is a civilian, semi-automatic rifle version of the legendary MP5 submachine gun, imported to the United States by Heckler & Koch from 1983 until it was banned from import in 1989. At its core, the rifle utilizes Heckler & Koch's signature roller-delayed blowback system and is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. Unlike its military counterpart, it operates strictly in semi-automatic mode and fires from a closed bolt position. This "ID" date coded HK94A3 also features collapsible A3 metal stock, hooded front sight, diopter drum rear sight Today, original pre-ban models hold premium collector status due to their scarcity following the 1989 import restrictions. Gun enthusiasts frequently purchase them as base firearms for legal short-barreled rifle conversions to replicate the authentic MP5 aesthetic. The rifle also holds a unique place in Hollywood history, as modified HK94s were widely used in 1980s action movies like "Die Hard" to fill in for full-automatic MP5s, which were difficult for prop houses to source at the time. CONDITION: EXCELLENT. The rifle appears to have been fired little, if at all, post factory. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Operates normally. MODERN
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