Not Germans, but they were friends...
Still not sure if these are late pattern ZB guns or British Mark I (M) pattern based on the non-adjustable length bipods and the simplified butt stock and flat butt plate while retaining the early pattern barrel and dial site.
If British guns, it would follow along with what I've read where non-German support units would get the captured weapons and older pattern German weapons.
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David Gordon - MVPA # 15292
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