12K views · 360 reactions | In this clip from War Pictoral News, British workers test newly-produced Vickers, Lewis and Bren and Browning machine guns at a factory, 1942. © IWM WPN 41 | Imperial War Museum London | Facebook

Machine Gun Power In Action - 13th February 1941 A demonstration of the Vickers heavy machine gun. | British & Commonwealth Forces

Watch the rare sight of 16 vintage Vickers machine gun being fired at the same time. The event was held to commemorate 100 years of the disbandment of the British Army’s Machine Gun Corps. | Forces News

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