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M1 Garand Mystery clip (help with Id)?
While rummaging thru some enbloc M1 clips I came across two with unusual markings that I am unable to identify. Appears to be a graphic of a rifle bore. Anyone know who manufactured these? Are they rare?
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07-12-2014 01:52 PM
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I believe that is Korean.
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or maybe Taiwanese
Last edited by Bill Hollinger; 07-12-2014 at 02:49 PM.
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Is that not the same marking Taiwan use on their bayonets?
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Are they rare? I only found one pic online http://members.bellatlantic.net/~wol...ips/clips.html listed as unknown. CMP is torturing me by sending ammo & asessories before the rifle.
Just cruel. So I am trying to distract myself with a bit of study here.
I knew I would get an answer here.
Thanks Guys.
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I don't think they are rare. Just not that common in my clip bag. I only have about 200 though.
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Tiwanese and not rare. I have several
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some early clips
These are early clips (Tom in NJ has a nice collection) from the few that I have found over the years even at ranges ! Attachment 55160Attachment 55159Attachment 55157Attachment 55158
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I HAVE checked too, I'm so sad not to have found any rare or early clips. But like I say, I only have about 200. You'd have to go through thousands these days to find rare ones I should think. Good luck finding those numbers in Canada in one place...
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