MG 13 Display Gun with Anti-Aircraft Mount & Rare Double Trommel Magazine Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts 000 lbs (to be confirmed)

000 lbs (to be confirmed)

and forced these units to switch to trapdoor Springfields once the Model 1868 went into full production

which has been cut longer to leave the ejection port intact

Excellent vintage ZIPPO style windproof lighter circa 1968

Clearly of the period but no markings remain

MG 13 Display Gun with Anti-Aircraft Mount & Rare Double Trommel Magazine Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts 000 lbs (to be confirmed)Original Item: Only one available. Well this is really rare! The German MG 13 Machine Gun was adopted in 1931 and was designated the MG 13 to confuse the Allied League of Nations that forbade Germany to rearm after WWI. AH, of course, came to power in 1933 and history tells us the rest of the story. The MG 13 was the forerunner of the famous MG 34 that did not really come into serious production much before 1938, basically the same year that the MG 13