NWA (FCW) FP-45 Liberator Model Gun Version (Feb Delivery) 
 
The FP-45 Liberator is a handgun manufactured by the United States military during World War II for use by resistance forces in occupied territories. 
The Liberator was shipped in a cardboard box with 10 rounds of .45 ACP ammunition, a wooden dowel to remove the empty cartridge case, and an instruction sheet in comic strip form showing how to load and fire the weapon. The Liberator was a crude and clumsy weapon, never intended for front-line service. It was originally intended as an insurgency weapon to be mass-dropped behind enemy lines to resistance fighters in occupied territory. A resistance fighter was to recover the gun, sneak up on an Axis occupier, kill or incapacitate him, and retrieve his weapons.It was manufactured under the "FP" prefix and referred to in official documentation as a "Flare pistol". The pistol was valued as much for its psychological warfare effect as its actual field performance. The nickname "Woolworth pistol".
Primarily made with a durable ABS nylon handle.
Includes 1 piece of Dummy Shell.
Includes a Sealed Outer Barrel