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The crooks-and-nannies brush was overwhelmingly nylon by the 1980s but you still found the odd wooden one - I've got one here which somebody dropped on the range 30 years ago (gear adrift, must be a gift ...)
Ironically the LERA club secretary handed me a follower, spring and base plate of an SA80 magazine picked up in the Sandhurst area last week!