Original British WWII No.2 Mk.5 Flare Signal Pistol for Armored Fighting Vehicles with Partially Broken Hammer Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Reloading after every shot meant

Reloading after every shot meant a slow rate of fire and an inability to keep up a constant volume of fire during a firefight

This blade was more traditional at the end with less of a hatchet tip

The Telogreika was a quilted jacket originally introduced in 1932 and was improved in 1935 with higher quality production

07-Apr-1945

Original British WWII No.2 Mk.5 Flare Signal Pistol for Armored Fighting Vehicles with Partially Broken Hammer Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Reloading after every shot meantOriginal Item: Only one available. The No. 2 Mk. 5 signal pistol closely follows the configuration of the No. 1 Mk. 5, except that instead of the long barrel with a belled muzzle, it has a short barrel with a stud for latching to a through armor fitting in many British WWII AFVs (armored fighting vehicles). This example is in fair condition, with very nice plastic bakelite grips, intact lanyard ring, and most of the original finish intact. The only