Original German WWII Rheinmetall ST-61 MG 15 Water Cooled Display Gun Serial No. 1881 with Saddle Drum Magazine - dated 1942 Category_Lock Assembly is still present and the

is still present and the condition matches f the covering

Chennault's 1st American Volunteer Group (AVG) – better known as the "Flying Tigers" – began training in August 1941 and was primarily based out of Rangoon

forcing the Germans to evacuate quickly

the regiment served in the Regular Division under its newly promoted commander

and is sewn together in the back

Original German WWII Rheinmetall ST-61 MG 15 Water Cooled Display Gun Serial No. 1881 with Saddle Drum Magazine - dated 1942 Category_Lock Assembly is still present and theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a magnificent WWII German WWII Rheinmetall Romanian ST 61 MG 15 Display Gun, built using original WWII issue parts on an original BATF compliant non firing display receiver, making this a 100% legal display Machine gun. This receiver was created by using a portion of the original torch cut receiver, with the entire forward portion (over 50% of the total length) completely replaced entirely with solid steel