That's the second time I've seen that link tonight, and on both forums it turned int the 'stop hotlinking' page. 
I forgot that airsoftnews do not allow hotlinking 
Someone tell them the US made Lee-Enfields during the war - maybe they'll fall for it...
Someone tell them the US made Lee-Enfields during the war - maybe they'll fall for it...
Actually they did, the No.4 Mk I* was made at Savage-Stevens Firearms in the US and at the Long Branch Arsenal in Canada.
ah Viva, Viva of the MG34 fame, Viva who promised us AK parts, the cheap ZF41 scope. don't hold your breath. 
Viva made the MG34, no idea where they were sold though - here's ten of 'em anyway!
2 went to an airsoft shop in Ireland. 1 was kept for display and the other sold. production may not have been an issue, supply certainly was.
Indeed, weird isn't it!
Very strange. If Viva had produced them in sufficient numbers, with sensible pricing and good marketing, they'd have sold thousands.
Mind you, if their Sten was anything to go by, they were probably crapping themselves at the prospect of spending a lot of money on R&D and tooling, only for AGM to rip off the design and sell it for half the price.
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true, apparently they didn't work so well. They had similar issues to the VFC BAR, heh like that ever stopped us. I spent ages trying to find out how to buy one and failed miserably. So I'm not so hopeful about this, grant you I am frequently wrong.
Someone tell them the US made Lee-Enfields during the war - maybe they'll fall for it...
Actually they did, the No.4 Mk I* was made at Savage-Stevens Firearms in the US and at the Long Branch Arsenal in Canada.
I know. That's why I said it. They seem to want to make US weapons more than Brit, so as long as they don't know the yanks didn't use them...
Though in the grand scheme of things, the Browning-type MGs are the simplest externally, so make easier home-build projects. Easier as in easier to get it to look right.
For your drooling pleasure... 
Heya Charlie November! 
Yeah, likely none of us mere mortals will never see one of these in captivity, however it should hopefully spur any remaining clone factories to gear up for mass production i.e. AGM Sten, the new unknown-maker M1918 BAR in the works, AGM MP40, MP44 and so on....so this is a good thing mates!
Lead, Follow, or get the %$@#!! outta the way!!
very nice. not sure about the 400 fps though.
may be a possible buy for the future. 
Now a 'namsofter. I have an M72 L.A.W. for sale for 110 posted, PM if interested.
if any one wants i can try to get some in , same deal as the stens . ie you oredr send pay pal , i get in and send out , ive no idea how mutch they are but will find out . if i do it its not threw FAO just i fancy one myself . and viva still owe us the hop ups for the stens i got bord of trying to contact them . i will also see if theres any chance of getting some 42s . pm me if intrested .
cheers jamie
George Washington:
There is nothing so likely to produce peace as to be well prepared to meet the enemy.
Now on the WGC Shop website at $700 (but not in stock yet!)
Well aesthetically it looksbloody brilliant!
Show me a man who will jump out of an airplane, and I'll show you a man who will fight!
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CRY HAVOC AND LET LOOSE THE DOGS OF WAR
Looks nice maybe made from 2mm steel plate.
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I know the 0.303 Browning was used by Britain in some of the early war aircraft, but was it used in a ground role by any british/commonwealth forces? I am thinking about whether I have any excuse to buy one of these, despite only having a brit impression so far.
Looking again they have a few things missing and wrong.
Like the wrong number of rivets or screws in this case holding the trigger mech base plate on also the side bar for holding the cocking bolt back is missing.
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