 6 pounder AT gun
|  MVC-016F
This was how it looked when we first aquired it.
|  MVC-014F
Breech cut , destroyed and useless
|  MVC-005F
ATF approved deactivation.
Its enough to make you weep !!
|
 MVC-013F
No firing gear or extractors
|  MVC-012F
No elevation gear or sight mount
|  MVC-011F
Brakes siezed up, bearings shot.
|  MVC-010F
All in all, a right mess
|
 MVC-009F
60 year old brake fluids
|  MVC-008F
Eurgh !!!
|  MVC-006F
No front gunshield
|  MVC-004F
No trail locks
|
 MVC-002F
recoil slide frozen solid
|  MVC-003F
|  MVC-001F
|  The Boss !!
Little Sir Grubby, head mechanic
|
 DVC00173
Frame up restoration
|  DVC00174
all the bits taken apart and sandblasted
|  100 0024
muzzle threaded , looking for a MK V muzzle brake
|  DVC00172
Lower shield was made from scratch !!!
|
 DVC00176
1st coat of British Army green
|  DVC00175
new breech block and ejectors
|  DVC00177
new paint
|  DVC00178
Yet more paint
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 DVC00186
Dummy shells in the racks
|  DVC00183
On Tow (Pegasus is a Magnetic sign)
|  DVC00182
Behind Paul's carrier
|  DVC00181
Close up of new lower shield (made from scratch, Thanks Jeff !!)
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 DVC00180
New hold over latch ( thanks Danny )
|  DVC00185
|  DVC00179
|  M-24 Telescope mount
Refinished by our beloved Kiwi
|
 Complete with correct #22C Telescope
This mount is almost identical to the British MK II sight base.
|  The final part of the puzzle
Thanks to Dan Dolan in New Mexico and Chad Phillips in New York , who helped put this deal together.
|  See what a difference a scope makes
|  A definate "brew-up"
Great shot Danny, now go put the kettle on....
|
 DVC00187
Temporary Muzzle brake !!
|  Gun and Jeep
6 Pounder's debut Camp Roberts 2003
This was the first event that it actually fired !!
|  Gun and Jeep
This came as a nasty surprise to Jerry
|  OQF 6 Pounder
We mocked up the muzzle brake as we hadn't found our original one yet
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