Italian WWII Breda M37 Feed Strips in Carry Case Category_MG 34 Accessories It also offered significant production

It also offered significant production advantages over the M35-M42 family

zinc had been replaced by copper in calibers used by the Royal Army and Royal Navy

Constructed of 95% original parts (a couple pins and minor parts maybe post war manufactured as is the carry handle)

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Original Item: Probably used with the Walther PPK or other compact German pistol of the 1930s

Italian WWII Breda M37 Feed Strips in Carry Case Category_MG 34 Accessories It also offered significant productionOriginal Item: Original 20 Round Feed strips for the 8mm German M 37 Breda Machine Gun in original Carrying Case of 12 Strips. The Breda Modello 37 was an Italian heavy machine gun (Mitragliatrice Breda MOD. 37) adopted in 1937. It was the standard machine gun for the Royal Italian Army during World War II. The M37 was meant as company battalion support as compared to the more troublesome M1930 meant for squad platoon support, and proved far more