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    Heres some time served M2s, ex ranging guns and one which has had the original manufacturers markings removed (Looks to have been of Fridgidair manufacturing).







    I know from my visit in 2010 that there is a M2HB on the AA 4 legged mount thing outside the Royal Enginner/RAF regiment building at mount Pleasant, I believe it may be ex Argentineicon though.

    And because I love sectioned guns, here is my sectioned M2

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