Original Soviet WWII 1932 Dated Maxim M1910 Fluted Display Machine Gun with 1916 Dated Imperial Russian Fusee Cover, Sokolov Mount & Ammo Box Lock Assembly which were worn to identify

which were worn to identify personnel performing specific duties or functions for the Wehrmacht (German Armed Forces)

180 enlisted men operating from 8 squadrons

as soldiers very often used newspaper or other book paper as backing for these badges

Pointe de la Percée played host to German strongpoints and required the Rangers of Company C to destroy them

Original Soviet WWII 1932 Dated Maxim M1910 Fluted Display Machine Gun with 1916 Dated Imperial Russian Fusee Cover, Sokolov Mount & Ammo Box Lock Assembly which were worn to identifyOriginal Item: Only One Available. One of the first we have had in some time! This fantastic original WWII issue Russian M 1910 Maxim Display Machine Gun was built to BATF specifications using an all original Russian Maxim parts sets assembled on a BATF compliant inert non firing dummy receiver. Both the left and right side plate are BATF compliant and completely inert, newly made from steel several times as thick as the originals, which makes it