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    30rd magazine carbine pouch

    I have had this pouch for a long time, were these pouches issued and used during the Korean War ?Attachment 23965Attachment 23966Attachment 23967
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    Yes. I have seen many pics from the Korean war where they used them.

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    What are the markings on your 30 rd. mags? TIA - Bob

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    The magazines are SEY split back

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    Were these 30rd magazine pouches replaced during the 1950's ? or were they still in use in Viet Nam ?

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    I had a 4 mag pouch in 1968, but I don't recall how it was marked.

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    There was one contract, maybe two, during the Vietnam War for 30 round pouches. The modified US GI 15 round pouches came in from South Korea and I have never seen any in the US inventory.

    The first pouch was produced in 1945 with no maker markings.

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