British Lewis LMG Magazine Gauge Blunderbuss 92×33mm Kurz[6][3][7][8][9] cartridge

92×33mm Kurz[6][3][7][8][9] cartridge

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British Lewis LMG Magazine Gauge Blunderbuss 92×33mm Kurz[6][3][7][8][9] cartridgeOriginal Item: The Lewis Light Machine Gun (LMG) uses an unusual drum magazine. The entire under side of the magazine is open, and the outer shell of the magazine rotates to feed cartridges into the gun. The central core of the magazine does not rotate but is latched to the receiver. The outer rim of the magazine supports the base of the cartridge, while the cartridge neck is held in position by steel pins. If the outer rim of the magazine becomes