Original British WWII Medic P-1944 Turtle MK IV Steel Helmet - Dated 1945 Blunderbuss once cocked and fired the

once cocked and fired the MG08 would continue firing rounds until the trigger was released (or until all available ammunition was expended)

a host of different rifling schemes were tried

From the period of 1952 until 1955

Because the treaty of Versailles banned further production of such weapons in Germany

Original British WWII Medic P-1944 Turtle MK IV Steel Helmet - Dated 1945 Blunderbuss once cocked and fired theOriginal Item: One Only. The British "Turtle" helmet was first Issued for use in the D Day invasion of Europe in 1944; the MkIV is the second version of this steel helmet pattern to be adopted by the British after the Dough Boy Brodie helmet of WWI. This particular MkIV helmet is one that was marked and issued for a Medic, which makes it very rare and highly desirable. It has a red cross in a white circle on both sides, and is dated 1945. The paint is