Original British 9mm Lanchester Barrel with Screw Location (No Screw) Hand Select:No The machine gun typically required

The machine gun typically required a six to eight-man team to operate: one fired

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The MG 13 was designed to work with either a 25-round box magazine or a 75 round saddle drum

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Camouflage paint was not formally introduced until July 1918

Original British 9mm Lanchester Barrel with Screw Location (No Screw) Hand Select:No The machine gun typically requiredOriginal Item: Barrels from the British 9mm Lanchester Sub Machine Gun which was the British pre WWII copy of the MP 28 SMG. Could perhaps be used, with slight modification, with original MP 28 Parts Sets. Lanchester SMG barrels are available in two main variants: Those secured with a screw in the the front end of the barrel that attaches to the barrel jacket, and those secured with a notch at the back of the barrel near the chamber. This barrel is