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Vickers LMG

It is not obvious from the photos, but this weapon is fed from a top-mounted magazine, and ejects from the bottom. Magazine design and capacity is unknown at this time. The design is clearly derived from the iconic Vickers machine gun, but is also clearly the product of significant effort to make it a viable light machine gun. More detailed information is not available at this time, but rest assured that we will be revisiting this weapon in the future, and will post a great many detailed photographs when we do.

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1 comment to Vickers LMG

  • dbmen

    I am presuming that the jeweled piece is the bolt carrier or bolt… what is the idea behind the jeweling? Is it aesthetic only, or maybe they thought the metal held oil better? If the latter, I would think the whole bolt, op rod, and charging mechanisms would be jeweled… what do you think?

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