If I were to suddenly announce I've acquired a significant piece of WW2
armour, am I not allowed to ask about what I might do to replicate ITS
armament? Hey, a friend ended up with a 6pdr AT gun, almost complete, a
few years ago... is THIS verboten too? What about the guy looking for
info on how to create Vickers K-guns for his soon-to-be SAS jeep
restoration?
Bottom line: if it was designed or intended to carried one in combat
it's a valid topic. Tell me different!
It seems to me if a whole seminar at the convention was devoted to the
topic, it might make some sense to probe the highlights here, for the
benefit of those who couldn't attend. Or was the convention 'out of
order' for discussing weapons?
Geoff
Jon Shoop wrote:
>
> Interesting how one gets bounced for very important component of our hobby.
> A replica MG....I don't know about everyone here...but my basic equipment
> list has tools, parts, etc on it...and several weapons.......
-- Regards,Geoff Winnington-Ball MAPLE LEAF UP! ==> Zephyr, Ontario, Canada ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Maple Leaf Up - The Canadian Army Overseas in WW2 http://jump.to/mapleleafup ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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