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- Joe_D

Did a little "Google"ing,
Seems like the L3A3/4 is the Browning M1919 modified with an open sear. Not sure what it was chambered at but it kinda alluded to 7.62 NATO.

The L3A3 & 4 were british modified brownings of all types to the same standard. They were 30 calibre. The L3A3 was the fixed mount version ie coax and the L3A4 was the flex mount version with the pistol grip.

I quite clearly remember using brownings on Centurions that were dated 1941. Lovely gun as you could clean it on a monday and fire it all week..

Cool

Doug_Kibbey

- Joe_D

Doug,
When I was a young SGT I worked with a veteran TC who told me the reason why they called the improved CO-AX M219 was because it was 3 times worse than the M73.
Joe D

Unlikely, Joe....your story is unbelievable. I have it on good authority from a U.S. Senator that no service person could possibly possess the skillset to divide by three. I'm gonna' report you to Snopes.com. Rolling Eyes

Joe_D

Doug,
I must be really ate up then, I'm so un-edumacted I doing my second OIF Shocked

, plus I'm an NCO=No Chance Outside Sad

, No wonder I have more than 20, too dumb to retire Laughing

.

Armor content, I see tanks every day where I'm stuck Mr. Green

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Joe D

Dontos

- Joe_D

Doug,
I must be really ate up then, I'm so un-edumacted I doing my second OIF , plus I'm an NCO=No Chance Outside , No wonder I have more than 20, too dumb to retire .

Armor content, I see tanks every day where I'm stuck .

Joe D

Well Gee, Joe

I was '21 & done' and been 'unemployed' since.....but guess thats cause my 'hobbies' are taking up waaaay too much time.

Also it seems 'one' has to 'interview' for employment,....without the use of any profanity,....SH**!! FAT CHANCE THAT EVER FU****G HAPPENING!!!

oppps

anyway....

Armor content: I still dream of tanks... Mr. Green

Don