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09-04-18, 18:45
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David, I agree with you that the 7.92mm Besa was almost universally used on Brit WW2 tanks as a co-ax, hence its use in the Centurion Mk3 as well (replaced by the Browning .30cal to become a Centurion Mk5).
It was nevertheless well known as a very 'fumy' weapon. Mike 
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