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09-04-18, 18:38
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The 7.92 Besa was almost universally used as the co-ax weapon in WW2 British tanks so must have been acceptable then.
I note that in the Japanese photo the bowden cable that fires the 4" smoke discharger can clearly be seen coming out of the protecting cover behind it. So that removes any doubt about that. David 
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