Manufactured by Midwest Metal Creations LLC in Lisbon, Iowa, using a mix of original and reproduction parts. The rifle is fitted with offset blade front and 2,900 yard adjustable sights, a watercooling jacket over the barrel, and spade grips. The right sideplate is marked "MMC LLC VICKERS 303/LISBON, IA 30 CAL 3689". Based on the Maxim machine gun, the Vickers was the main machine gun used by British forces during World War I and remained in use until being phased out in the 1960s. During its service, the Vickers became widely known for its rock solid reliability, becoming a dear friend to many of the British soldiers who got the opportunity to fire one. Included with the rifle is a green painted tripod with red bands on each leg, a hose adaptor, and approximately 16 cloth belts.

Very fine, retaining 97% original black finish with some light handling marks and an attractive patina on the brass feed tray. The cork is absent from the water jacket plug, and the grips show some chipping and cracks. Mechanically excellent. The tripod is very fine with storage and handling marks, chipped paint revealing attractive patina on the brass beneath. Belts are excellent.