Original U.S. WWII USAAF Pilot Type C-1 Emergency Sustenance Vest Antique Percussion Firearms lift-the-dot snaps function perfectly

lift-the-dot snaps function perfectly

In particular the alarmingly large number of accidental discharges when the breech-block was closed and high degree of hair triggers

was developed by the Spandau arsenal as a rigidly mounted aircraft machine gun and went into production in 1915

in the Marshall Islands (1943–44)

The barrel and breech were carried separately

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Pilot Type C-1 Emergency Sustenance Vest Antique Percussion Firearms lift-the-dot snaps function perfectlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The C1 survival vest was developed during World War two for use by the Army Airforce. The C1 vest has seen service by both Air force and navy personnel from World War Two through Korea and to a limited extent in Vietnam. The vest was made of dark olive colored green tackle twill and weighed 11 pounds when complete with survival contents. There were three large buttons on the front for closure. The vest was used alone