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ordnance men repairing small arms (bottom). Two men are holding .45-caliber automatic pistols M1911; in the vice on the table is a .30-caliber Browning automatic rifle M1918A2; on the table are two .30-caliber rifles M1.
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Any information on vises in this photo or about ordnance vices used in the field?
heck love to have the whole work trailer or truck in back ground mobile work shop
Well , I can't tell what the two end guys are holding , the right one may be a 1911 slide , but the two on each side of the center man holding the BAR mainspring are holding BAR triggerguard assemblies , the left center for sure and the right center looks to be . Don't see the second BAR though . Maybe they're replacing a bad trigger group ?
Chris
I'd just like them to leave all equipment as is and walk away...truck included...I'll load it all and take 'er all...
This is a M7 CCKW Small Arms Repair Van. I want one too!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mmppres
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...P1090048-1.jpg
Different style but...
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...1_lowJPG-1.jpg
Great thread on the CCKW shop van pictures at post #8
WWII Mobil work shop vehicles
It looks like the watchmaker in the first picture in the link is also making extra money on the side(the civilian wristwatch hanging up on the left).
man how you guys see those small details
He meant this pic...Quote:
Originally Posted by mmppres
o ok he the guy that makes all the time for the ladies right thank you