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    German WW2 disintegrating machine gun links

    Attachment 20147Attachment 20148Attachment 20146These are the only disintegrating 7.92mm WW2 links that I have ever seen, I am sure there are more around. I would guess aircraft machine guns ? The markings are Germanicon
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    Your photos come up invalid link - can you fix them?
    I have 13 & 20mm A/C gun links, with the ammo. I also have WW 1 8mm MG links. Bought a can iof 1917 & 18 dated ammo on these links back in the early 60s.
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    German disintegrating WW2 7.92mm links

    Not really disintegrating but more dis-connectable (by hand) these Germanicon links were also copied by the Frenchicon in their AAT-52 m/gAttachment 20243Attachment 20242Attachment 20241
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    Yep somebody disassembled a 50 rd Germanicon MG 34 - 42 50 rd belt. wonder why???
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