British Sten Gun Bronze Bolt Assembly: Original WWII Ammunition This photograph is likely to

This photograph is likely to have been taken between 23 July and 4 August 1916

All have a rusted finish with the zinc "plaques" on the exterior and are fully INERT for you to clean up

These improvements made the new M1935 helmet lighter

It was a very solid

Don’t miss this opportunity to add such a rare and unique piece to your collection

British Sten Gun Bronze Bolt Assembly: Original WWII Ammunition This photograph is likely toOriginal Item: Excpetionally Rare; Who would have believed it? At the height of WWII the British War Ministry ordered, on an experimental basis, Bronze Gun Metal Bolt Assemblies. Amazing in that, as an alloy, the material cost was many times greater than that of steel. The reason however was machine time, which was a valuable commodity in 1943 (see "The Sten Machine Carbine" by Peter Laidler page 250 51. The Bronze bolts could be cast and then