British WWII Bren Gun Mk I LMG Butt Grip Antique Shotguns Production of the MG 13

Production of the MG 13 continued through 1938 and this model saw extensive service in WWII

Russian troops

Those issued to the troops were typically fitted with two Perspex filter for signaling in Red and Green as well as a quick-release button for signaling in Morse Code

A from of "Kris" this was known as a Piso-Pendang and has a 20" Damascus type blade decorated on both sides with carved sea serpents and East Indian script all picked out in gold

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British WWII Bren Gun Mk I LMG Butt Grip Antique Shotguns Production of the MG 13New Made Item: These are newly made Butt Grips for the Bren Mk 1 LMG the original of which were removed early in WWII and destroyed. Intended to be grasped by the left hand to steady the weapon during firing, these were quickly discarded as unnecessary. A rare Bren accessory needed on every Bren Mk 1 LMG.