Vickers Joint Pin Mk I With Nut MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Each sling is complete with

Each sling is complete with fixed leather ring on one end

Original Item: Purchased in Norway in 1987 this is the real thing

other markings if visible

firearms are now additionally issued to nearly all British police units

The basis of German WW2 belts for the famous MG 34 and MG 42 universal machine guns was a 50-round non-disintegrating section

Vickers Joint Pin Mk I With Nut MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Each sling is complete withOriginal Item: The Vickers grip assembly is retained on the receiver body by two specialized pins, or, more accurately, machine screws. The lower pin is called the Joint Pin Mk I, and has a wide slotted head at the left end of the receiver and a sharply rebated male thread at the other end. This assembly includes the joint pin nut, also a special design, using a spanner type screwdriver to remove. The nut is held in place with a split pin (Cotter