No, because they are only legal if the was modified before 2004.

Unmodified the are illegal

Modified to what? How would they have to be modified? It is just a basic semi-automatic rifle with a 10 round magazine, there's nothing unusual about it.

Welcome into Germany!

to be a little more precise:

Illegal, because it´s got an "assault-rifle-look", which is assumed to be pure evil by our politicians. Newer models (2004 and on) may look like AR, if their basic parts like barrel, bolt, receiver are non-interchangeable with the original service model (introduced after 1945, e.g. G3, M14, AR15, AK74). Other restrictions apply, whether if you are hunter or sport shooter (barrel length >16´´, cartridge lenght >40mm for sporters).

The MAS 1949, 1949/56 as a semiautomatic assault rifle is namely listed on the "Gesetz über die Kontrolle von Kriegswaffen,
Erläuterungen zur Kriegswaffenliste, no. 29". This means: forbidden.



Up to 2003 originals, like M14 and copys, were legal, if following modifications were made:

- no full auto
- max 5rd magazine
- no flash hider
- no bayonet nut
- no interchangeable parts with full auto systems
- did I forget something?

If you have the chance of getting a pre-2004-modified MAS (german "Beschusszeichen" 2003 or older should proof that), it is probably legal. As long as you don´t touch the modifications (doing so would be a major crime..., no joke).