British Lewis LMG Clearing Plug: No. 1 Category_Spade Grip Assembly More often than not the

More often than not the carriers were used for other purposes and the masks long discarded which makes them hard to find today

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it has studs for latching to a through-armor fitting in many British WW2 AFVs (armored fighting vehicles)

British Lewis LMG Clearing Plug: No. 1 Category_Spade Grip Assembly More often than not theOriginal Item: In British nomenclature, this was referred to as a ? clearing plug.? If a cartridge case ruptured, leaving the forward part of the case in the barrel chamber, this tool was inserted into the chamber and the stud extending from the elbow of the tool was tapped forward. This caused the machined ridges on the exterior of the tool to grab the broken shell from the inside. The handle of the clearing plug was then rotated forward, levering