The BSA Lewis Gun .303 Ground is a WW2 first produced in 1924. It carries a scarcity score of 90/100 based on tracked survey data, with 11 active listings currently on the secondary market and a global benchmark price of $50,946.
The Lewis Gun, though primarily a World War I weapon, saw continued and significant use into World War II, particularly as a rear-guard and secondary defensive arm. BSA's production in 1924 means this example would have been among the stock issued to various British and Commonwealth forces during the early stages of WWII. Its rugged design and proven reliability ensured its presence even as newer machine guns were introduced, filling a vital historical role in many early WWII engagements.
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