Chieu Hoi Bag Set. These are clear plastic bags used to hold M-16 20rd magazines. The bags kept dirt and water out of the magazines. When removed, the bag was left on the ground and printed with a surrender or "Chieu Hoi" message to encourage NVA / VC to switch sides. Original war time dated bags. One set includes 2 pieces. Learn More
M-79 / M-203 40mm Bandoleer. We have both the early brown and mid to late war OD Green bandoleers available. These are the standard 6 pocket bandoleers used to carry 40mm grenades. Often seen used to carry spare bandages as well. Bandoleer strap appears to be "cut", but this is correct! TM 9-1010-205-10 M-79 Operator's Manual, figures 2-10 through 2-12 clearly show the strap as two pieces unlike those for the M-60 and M-16. These are NOT DEMILLED! Currently we have both OD Green and a few early tan / brown available.
Bandoleer does not include the plastic "egg-crate" insert. They can normally be added below or purchased separately, but we are currently out of stock. Learn More
M-60 Bandoleer, 1st Pattern. This is the first pattern M60 Bandoleer that was produced in the late 50's through 1965 / 66. This pouch can be easily distinguished by its flap over the top and small snap. Perfect for an early impression and can be used with the unit's 60, carrying spare ammo, or anything else you want to put in it. Priced per bandoleer. Cardboard insert not included, but available separately or below. Learn More
M-60 Bandoleer, 2nd Pattern. This is the second pattern M60 Bandoleer that appeared around 1966. This is the correct early version of this style with the cotton webbing and strap as opposed to nylon (the nylon straps are post war). Perfect for your unit's 60, carrying spare ammo, or anything else you want to put in it. Priced per bandoleer. Cardboard insert not included, but available below or separately. Learn More
Bandoleer, M-14, 6-pocket, cotton body and strap. Most are clearly 60's dated. These are the "short" bandoleers that hold the 5 round stripper clips. Bandoleers are marked for 5rd clips of 7.62. Learn More
Bandoleer, M-16, 7-pocket, cotton body and strap. They will hold stripper clips or 20 round magazines. Excellent condition. Most are 72 to 75 dated. We have a few 1970 dated and a few 1969 dated. The earlier dated bandoleers are extremely hard to find. Learn More
Bandoleer Re-Pack Kit, M-16 This is the "traditional" issue. Repack kit consists of one 7 pocket cotton bandoleer, 7 cardboard inserts, 14 stripper clips, and a magazine charger. These are correct for the Vietnam era. Bandoleers are 75 and earlier dated, have cotton straps, the cardboards are NOS and are the correct vintage style (not the newer "fat" style for 30rd repack kits) etc. Learn More
OD Cotton M-1 Rifle Sling. As used on the M-14 and M-16 rifles. Our USGI Pattern Web Slings are produced here in the United States to the original USGI Specs with the correct shade of 1.25" wide OD#7 webbing for late WWII to Vietnam era slings and MIL-SPEC Parkerized hardware (NOT the shiny black or the mixed color metal finish seen on imported repro's). All of the hardware on the slings is from a major US Producer of US Military Contract Hardware.
These are hands down the best new made sling you can get. Slings will fit any US Military / Commercial Firearm with 1- 1/4" wide sling swivels. Learn More
M7 Bayonet w/ M8A1 Scabbard. This is the standard bayonet for the M-16 Rifle. Set include a USGI contract M7 Bayonet and USGI contract M8A1 Scabbard with metal tip. Current inventory is NOS (New Old Stock) 1960s to 1970s production in factory packaging. Learn More
AK-47 Blank Firing Adapter (BFA). These are BFA's for the AK-47 in 7.62x39. BFA is predrilled to work with many surplus blanks / guns, however some rifles / blank combinations require more gas pressure. Styles vary based on availability, but all can be made to work with just about any surplus style AK rifle with a threaded barrel.
The smooth body BFA have an opening of .250, the fully knurled tend to run about .205 and the smooth with knurled top around .180. If you have difficulties with a BFA, you can place a thin washer with a smaller hole (it must have a hole to relieve back pressure) inside the BFA before installing. Changing washers / disks gives you the ability to fine tune your rifle. As a starting point, try .180 as this should make any riifle work. If the brass is hevily deformed, work up to a .205 hole and see if it will still cycle without deforming the brass. Most rifles will work best in this range.
To install, simply remove the muzzle device currently on your AK and thread on. Overall condition is excellent used. The style may vary slightly based on country of manufacture and availability. BFA's can easily be painted. Price is per piece. Currently we have the smooth body with the .250 starting hole. Learn More
