British BESA Mark III Machine Gun Parts Set Hand Select:No the explanation generally falls into

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The elimination of the rolled edge expedited the manufacturing process and reduced the amount of metal used in each helmet

this is because WW1 slings were reissued in WW2

The change in the factory designated name and marking had to do with the fact that the company names changed

the boxes were stored flat in a stack behind the driver

British BESA Mark III Machine Gun Parts Set Hand Select:No the explanation generally falls intoOriginal Item: Think massive. This machine gun, adapted from the Czechoslovakian MG 37, was used very widely in World War II by British forces as an AFV (armored fighting vehicle) gun, in both the coaxial and bow mounted configurations. The bolt and internal action bears a striking resemblance to that used in the famous British BREN light machine gun, also derived from a Czechoslovakian design. Both Czech guns were used in large quantities by the