Original British Sterling SMG Mk IV L2A3 Display Gun Hand Select:No which was very good

which was very good

The original lead cladding was folded over the lip seen where the ogive (curved front end) begins

Below is a list of the five manufactures of German WW2 Helmets with their respective markings and factory locations:

virtually no two alike

withdrawn from infantry units

Original British Sterling SMG Mk IV L2A3 Display Gun Hand Select:No which was very goodOriginal Item: This is our very final run of Sterling Mark 4 (L2A3) display guns. You don't see these often and if you do it has generally been adapted for use in a STAR WARS film. This is the most exciting SMG of post WW2 years, The British 9mm Sterling MkIV SMG! This display gun is superbly built from all original post WWII parts then fitted with a solid steel totally non operational BATFE approved display receiver, making it legal to own in the