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    Help With identification of unusual pouches

    I had some pouches follow me home that I am unfamiluar with, I have my one guess perhaps somone can confirm or shread my instincts?
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    Pederson Device magazine pouch

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    I've never seen one that yellow looking. Normally the ones I've seen are about OD3.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I've never seen one that yellow looking. Normally the ones I've seen are about OD3.
    I think that is the photo. It is Kaki in person. I thought that it might be for for the Pederson device.Now I suppose I will have to find one of those.
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    Number two.
    M-1 carbine with extra storage space?
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    That one's a standard M2 carbine pouch. Meant to take two 30 rd mags and extra ammo on clips.
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    This one has me stumped. Marked Stag MFG. C. Shotgun.
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    Is it a bag like? For the shotgun cleaning rod?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Is it a bag like? For the shotgun cleaning rod?
    Perhaps. It seems rather flimsy for a sectional rod though.Seems disposable with fabric similar in weight to bandoleer fabric.
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    Yes, that's about right. It's not a military item. It's just to hold it together at home.
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