Spring 2025 Premier Firearms & Militaria Auction
May 8th, 9th, 10th, & 11th, 2025
This auction will feature an outstanding collection of items spanning multiple categories including Modern, Military, Sporting, & Antique firearms & militaria! Below is just a small grouping of select highlights from the massive offering to be featured in this upcoming sale!

FULLY TRANSFERABLE BRITISH STERLIN MKII (FLEX) HEAVY MACHINE GUN. CURIO
03-1820
Cal. 303
S# B112918
Bbl. 24″. A British Aircraft version of the Browning machine gun. The MKII, chambered in .303 British, was the standard aircraft gun used by the British in WWII. Heavily modified from the early 1930 pattern, belt fed, Colt Browning machine gun, the British redesigned their MKII to fire from an open bolt. It had an incredibly high rate of fire compared to the much more common Browning family of belt feeds. It currently utilizes a short buffer tube w/ an exposed trigger & is configured for left hand feed, though it is convertible to right or left. It also has present a duel pistol grip mechanism (unattached) as well as the original style external pull charging handle mechanism. US 30-06 links maybe used to feed the MKII though they must undergo a large amount of modification first. It is perhaps easiest fed when utilizing the cloth US 30-06 belt. In order to utilize this aircraft gun in a ground mount capacity it is cocked utilizing a stubby short charging handle on the right side of the gun, while RAF gunners had the luxury of utilizing a cable based charging system for official use. The barrel jacket is slotted for cooling & it is currently equipped w/ the special MKII flash hider. The sight front sight is an exposed, hi-rise front pin (unattached). Finish on all exterior metal surfaces is dark & parkerized. MAGS: 1 new US cloth belt.
UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: D-style duel rear pistol grip assembly, external pull rod charger & tall front sight.
THIS IS A NATIONAL FIRARMS ACT LMG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE.
PROVENANCE: From the Lifelong Collection of Brian Linde.
STATUS: CURIO. CLASS III