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Fantastic little bag. Something like that would make a neat toolkit.
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07-03-2022 01:03 PM
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I had a later model that had the carry loop at one side. It seemed to be set up so you grab the loop and it comes with you off the male fasteners on the bulkhead. I recall getting it in the early half of the '70s...and it was old then.
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That sounds like the Vietnam era type.
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Vietnam era
Probably. May have been '60s.
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I didn't know what the magazine was but thought it could be for a Cetme which I could use or an
M14 which would be interesting to have.
Yep, it's a USGI M14 magazine. Good find.
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Up north in Tioga County this weekend. Found a Chinese SKS ammo bandoleer in mint condition for $3.00 and a 75mm recoiless rifle shell casing for $18. They called it trench art and actually thought someone drilled all those holes in it. As I was purchasing it, the guy asked what it was and I told him. He was amazed it was supposed to look like that. It has no markings that I can find which seems odd. Steel cased and I know they painted some of the data on the base but all other examples I've seen were also stamped. It needs some further cleaning, electrolysis when I get it home I think will be warranted. Also found what I believe is a Marx toy cannon made of metal.
Went to four gun shops today that did not have a single milsurp rifle with the exception of an 1873 musket. Not sure what the odds are on that but seem pretty high. The last one did have a very butchered carcano with homemade sights and in the wrong stock, sitting a half inch out of it. That was interesting. I scored two boxes of 7.65 Browning for $21 a box and he threw in a third box with 46 rounds for free. Consider that a pretty good score.
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Originally Posted by
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75mm recoilless shell, no markings that I can find.
Hard to see from here, maybe under the paint? I don't know what lacquer they used to prevent rust. Maybe Peter L would know or the ammo tech we had here...what was his name?
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