Original German WWII MG 13 Blank Firing Attachment with Soaking Can NATION lighter than the MG 34

lighter than the MG 34 and easily portable

IMA has a few of these early Armstrong-type explosive shell projectiles

the strips are jointed every three or so rounds so the strip can fold

Acquired by IMA in the 1980s this one box had been overlooked for over 20 years

the Helmet to be worn was the late Victorian white sun helmets displaying the large gold colored regimental helmet plate

Original German WWII MG 13 Blank Firing Attachment with Soaking Can NATION lighter than the MG 34Original Item: Beautifully machined, complicated BFA replaces the normal front barrel bushing or flash hider for training exercises or public relations activities. Includes a machined metal case (the "soaking can") with a machined screw on cap. Approximate size of the soaking can is 5 3 4" x 2 3 4". See Musgrave, pp. 163, 166. The MG 13 (shortened from German Maschinengewehr 13) was a German general purpose machine gun obtained by rebuilding a World