British Vickers MMG Fluted Display Gun & AA Tripod: Dated 1916 (One Only) DP-28 LMG this gun is NOT considered

this gun is NOT considered obsolete caliber in the United Kingdom

clearing Vickers

The chain can be used for anchoring the box to any convenient post or object if the nature of the ground does not permit of the use of the ground spike

The "buckhorn" rear battle sight of the Enfield Martini was removed and a small panel was brazed into place on to repair the knocks form

This photograph is likely to have been taken between 23 July and 4 August 1916

British Vickers MMG Fluted Display Gun & AA Tripod: Dated 1916 (One Only) DP-28 LMG this gun is NOT consideredOriginal item: One Only! Serial Number L3518 which indicates manufacture in February of 1916 this is a now increasingly difficult to find WW1 era Vickers Water cooled Display Machine Gun. Totally inert, rebuilt from original parts (less receiver plates) this Display item is totally free of restriction to own by Federal Law and is classed as a "Non Gun". This weapon cannot be made to fire however it simulates the cycling action when cocking lever is