Original WWII Danish Madsen Display Light Machine Gun with Magazine - No. 218 Bren LMG it was renamed the South

it was renamed the South Lancashire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's Volunteers) and on 1 July 1958 the regiment was amalgamated with the East Lancashire Regiment to form the Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Volunteers)

They come from Abyssinia

44 Belgian Nagant

Able to fly at altitudes above 70

Base Spike Length: 2 7/8"

Original WWII Danish Madsen Display Light Machine Gun with Magazine - No. 218 Bren LMG it was renamed the SouthOriginal Item: Only One Available. Constructed from a legally demilitarized (de milled) parts set, this is a very nice example of a Danish Madsen Display Light Machine gun, produced by IMA years ago, and just purchased back at a recent military show. It is built from all original parts on an original BATF compliant non firing shortened display receiver, making this a 100% legal display machine gun. This receiver was created by using portions of the