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  • in reply to: Machine gun Identification #1096942
    IceSpitfire
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    Bump

    Bumping this one to the top. This one now sits at the local museum, the staff is looking for more info on it. Someone suggested this could maybe be wing-attachment. The machine gun is in .303, Any additional info would be appreciated.

    http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL388/2170239/18401924/389176758.jpg

    P.S. the pistol grip on the photo is not related to this piece

    in reply to: Machine gun Identification #1174343
    IceSpitfire
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    Thanks for the answers, Moggy It does not have bibod!
    I am not based in the UK, these things can be registered where I live with special collectors license, but I am in the process of donating this piece to a museum. I am working on getting air crash files of all aircrafts lost in the area where the gun was found. I will keep you updated of what information I will find.

    Regards Ice

    in reply to: Machine gun Identification #1174926
    IceSpitfire
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    Thank you John for your reply. Maybe it is American but then the gun is probably 30.06 right?, I have not checked the caliber to be sure but he was pretty sure the old man that it is .303 but his memory is not so fresh anymore. I am going to clean it up and look for markings. The sad part about this gun is that it was in good condition but for the past 8 years it has been stored in a leaking shed and all the rust you see is fairly new. He told me every part of the gun worked and was moveable few years ago.

    Regards Ice

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