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27-11-21, 21:56
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I suspect the info you are searching for is well documented. As a parallel, the U.S. made M1 Garand is very precisely documented. I understand that there were something like 700 machining operations in the manufacture of a Bren LMG. I'm guessing much of this had to be gauged.
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