Original British WWI Lewis Gun Cocking Handle Extension British Holsters Brass or steel hardware was

Brass or steel hardware was blackened

A sensible accessory that unfortunately seldom survived WWII

red collar with yellow trimmings again showing the Regimental emblems on the collar with full Regimental buttons

which Browning sold to both companies (and others as well)

steel dummy receiver plates incorporating most of the internal moving parts these non-guns are totally legal to own without any federal restrictions

Original British WWI Lewis Gun Cocking Handle Extension British Holsters Brass or steel hardware wasOriginal Item: This is the rarest Lewis Light Machine Gun accessory. It is a wooden handle with a steel fitting that is inserted into the hollow of the cocking handle to give more leverage with jammed cartridges. See The Belgian Rattlesnake by William M. Easterly, pages 483 and 489. Originally introduced by the Americans for the cal. . 30 Lewis, it was soon adapted by Great Britain for the . 303 in. Lewis also. These handles have unavailable on the