The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun. The open frame is marked Owen 9mm Mk 2/3 43 and FTR MA 52. It is complete with a magazine and sling. The metal parts are parkerised and the butt is wood.
This weapon was manufactured in 1943 and refurbished at the Small Arms Factory at Lithgow in 1952 to fit a safety slide and bayonet lug.
Owen MK2/3 sub-machine gun. The solid trigger box frame is marked on the right side MK2/3 OWEN 9MM MK I 42 (crossed out) LYSAGHT. PK. AUSTRALIA PAT PENDING and the serial number. The top rear of the r
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun oil bottle. This weapon was manufactured in 1943 and refurbished at the Small Arms Factory at Lithgow in 1952 to fit a safety slide and bayonet lug.
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun. Cut away trigger box top frame marked MK 2/3 OWEN MKI.43 (crossed out) LYSAGHT AUSTRALIA and PATENTED 22.7.4 - and the serial number on the lower arm. The action top is st
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun. The trigger box has two lightening cuts to each side. The Right side is stamped MK 2/3 OWEN 9MM. MKII(crossed out) 43 on the top rail and LYSAGHT PK. AUSTRALIA PAT. PENDIN
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun. The Right side is stamped MK 2/3 OWEN 9MM. MKII(crossed out) 43 LYSAGHT AUSTRALIA on the top rail and PATENTED 22.7.41 - and the serial number on the bottom rail. The seri
Owen Mk 2/3 Sub-machine Gun. The trigger box has two lightening cuts to each side. The Right side is stamped MK 2/3 OWEN 9MM. MKII(crossed out) 43 on the top rail and LYSAGHT PK. AUSTRALIA PAT. PENDIN
