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He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose
There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet.
The BAR guy, the only guy with the butt of his weapon in the mud. At least put it on your boot. I know it's a beast, but one takes care of his beast. He must be real tired.
"You are what you do when it counts."
my photos show a few BAR accessories issue during WW2
First photo shows the Seymour case hardened follower, thought to improve feeding, became a spare part.
Re-issued WW1 magazine belt with steel cup removed and another pocket installed - very rare to find.
Also extremely rare is the Model 1918A1 bipod issued in 1937 and during the first part of the war.
BAR magazine loader using five round stripper clips
BAR Parts
They must be well clear of the front line and no fear of any jabo's to be lined up like that a schwarm of say FW-190's would cause some carnage with 2 x 7.9mm MG & 4 x 20mm on each plane, a brick house ain't much cover!