British Vickers MMG Rare Copper-Plated DP Lock: Select Category_Rear Sight Assembly From the 1960s through the

From the 1960s through the 1980s

Most designs had some form of cord or leather strap at the end to wrap around the user's wrist

this weapon has been rebuilt on a re-welded de-milled receiver WITHOUT internals which have been replaced with solid steel bar-stock

Mansfield & Lamb Forestdale

) The wire gauze is to be wrapped through the middle loop of the pull-through

British Vickers MMG Rare Copper-Plated DP Lock: Select Category_Rear Sight Assembly From the 1960s through theOriginal Item: When British military small arms are retired from active duty to be used as training arms, the guns and their parts are designated ? Drill Purpose.? Drill purpose arms and parts that have been relegated to training functions are marked DP. The DP marking is normally hand stamped. For a relatively short time, locks and lock parts designated DP were copper plated for identification. Few of these copper plated locks have ever appeared on