You could be right I wouldn’t know. I just took it that it had been rubbed down and painted then mated later with this liner.by ObKrieger
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Rod
Re: front seam mild steel rim!
You could be right I wouldn’t know. I just took it that it had been rubbed down and painted then mated later with this liner.
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Rod
Re: front seam mild steel rim!
No heat stamp on Belgian M51s
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Is it just me, or is the weave on the pot chinstraps a little large to be American?
Best Regards,
Andy
Best Regards,
Andy
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Re: front seam mild steel rim!
They could be clone chinstraps aswell Andy as I say mate someone has had a go at tarting it up. And thats correct about the heatstamps I forgot for a moment.
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Rod
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thanks for the extra pics Rod nice to finally put an end to the mystery a late war US shell with added post war euro clone parts
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