Original British WWI Lewis LMG Loading Tool MG 13 This is your last chance

This is your last chance to own one of the very best WWII LMGs ever designed

Of particular note are 10 notches carved into the right grip

The earlier bigger and heavier types A and B were phased out in the early 1950s

During the subsequent eight months the 16th Light Dragoons served as part of a British force campaigning against the Spanish

mounted on the port side and firing forwards and outwards at a 30° angle to avoid the propeller arc

Original British WWI Lewis LMG Loading Tool MG 13 This is your last chanceOriginal Item: Most of the magazine loading tools made for the Lewis Light Machine Gun were made from a single piece of tubular steel. The gripping portion of the handle was checkered, and the other end featured a stud that positioned the tool in the magazine. I. M. A. has found a small quantity of Lewis magazine tools that have a hardwood handle instead of the checkered steel style. They work in exactly the same way as the standard all steel tool. A