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No Spitfire was ever built as a two-seater, although several were modified post-war. There were four at the 2011 September airshow. Not sure I like the looks of this model, as there seems to be many variations on the second canopy.
Three carabiners clipped into swivel, probably could fit one more. On the left carabiner is a traditional Blake's Hitch tie-in on 11mm Fly. The two carabiners on the left are a "closed" split tail system tied on to 11.5mm Poison Ivy with a Knut (the friction hitch).
Step 5: Remove the screw from the rear of the turret and remove the turret advancing mechanism.
Make sure you note the orientation of the retaining bracket, if you put it in backwards it won't work when you reassemble the gun.
Also be careful of the small toothed piece that resides under the mechanism, it likes to go flying.
Bored with my current headphones, I decided to spice things up. The left had a green arrow that was thick with paint, and I tried sanding it, but I figured it looks pretty cool just like that.
In order to use this teleconverter with my 55-200mm lens I had to lock the aperture arm thing open. That way, my 55-200mm lens would be wide open when I take pictures.