Russian WWII DP 28 Display Machine Gun Gun Parts was altered to suit the

was altered to suit the newly formed Police

owners and operators of the Bridesburg Machine Works in Pennsylvania

The internal plume mounting plate was discontinued in this form by 1908 showing us that this helmet was issued between 1902 and 1908

Please understand that an inscription is just that

The bowl retains no trace of it's lining

Russian WWII DP 28 Display Machine Gun Gun Parts was altered to suit theOriginal Item: Only One Available. In actual fact, this is a Polish DPM 7. 62 x 54R machine gun that was a nearly identical successor of the Russian WWII DP 28, in fact it uses the Russian DP 28 pan magazine. The 7. 62 mm Ruchnoy Pulemyot DP (Degtyaryova pakhotnyi) was adopted by the Soviet army in 1928. It is extremely simple, yet remarkably reliable and robust. It remained the standard light gun until the 50's, and large numbers of them were used by