Russian Maxim M-1905/10 Brass Fusse Spring Cover: Star Marked Receiver Top Cover 8–9 December 1944

8–9 December 1944

the Reichsbanner resistance organization identified possible drop zones for Allied paratroopers and planned to guide them past German defenses into the city

It was nicknamed the "Record player" (proigryvatel') by Red Army troops because the disc-shaped pan magazine resembled a gramophone record and its top cover revolved while the weapon was fired

Polished breechblock marked SB

Russian Maxim M-1905/10 Brass Fusse Spring Cover: Star Marked Receiver Top Cover 8–9 December 1944New Made Item: A top quality reproduction of the very scarce early Russian Maxim Fusee all Brass cover complete with accurate replicated Soviet Markings. Officially abandoned in early in WWI, once the Soviets took power after the Revolution of 1917, they ordered all items bearing the Czarist Crest to be stuck off and marked either with hammer and sickle or Russian Star markings. IMA had a few ? Star Marked? original examples to copy. Comes ready to