Bag, Cartridge, Empty. This is the standard brass / link catcher bag used on M60D systems for door gunners. Heavy brownish OD vinyl with heavy zippers and canvas chute trim. Bags are in unissued condition. They are postwar bags, but identical to Vietnam era. This system was used well into the mid 2000's by the Army. Made to fit over the yellow / green wire frame (not included). If you are putting together an M60D or have a frame in need of bag, here is your chance! We only have a few available. Learn More
This is an XM3 Bipod Case for the M-16 Rifle. We always have these instock out of the wrapper, but we have a few examples that are mint in a sealed package with DSA tag so we decided to list them separately. M-16 Bipod Case, XM3, OD cotton carrier has the external pocket for cleaning supplies. Meant to carry the three piece cleaning rod in the external pocket. Learn More
7.62 NATO Blanks. These are Austrian L13A1 Blanks. Cartridges are brass case (they are NOT plastic). These are packed in a cardboard box of 20 rounds. Blanks are priced per 100 rounds (5 boxes) at $40.00
These work well in M14's and 60's. As a general rule of thumb, they seem work with a .110 aperture but be sure to check brass and check each weapon for reliable function.
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This is a nice, complete inert tube. All parts and rubber covers are present and functional including the pop up plexi range finder. Tube is 72 dated (War time dated tubes are harder to come by). If you want a nice, complete display piece this is it.
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Chi-Com AK Sling. These are original, 1960's / 1970's vintage military surplus Chinese Type 56 slings designed for use on the AK Rifle. This style sling features a wire roller at each end that is threaded around the sling swivels. This was an attempt to make a sling that would hold up better in jungle environments vs the leather tabs previously used. We have the hard to find 1960's brownish color slings.
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Pocket, Ammunition, Magazine W/ Carrying Strap. These are nylon magazine shoulder bags that were modeled after the WWII Submachinegun Ammunition bags made to carry Thompson and Grease Gun Mags. Often seen with Aviators and CIDG troops, sometimes seen with SOG / SEALS etc. Basically anyone needing to carry 30rd .45 ACP stick magazines could use these bags effectively. From WWII Through the 60's they were made in canvas and then as part of the shift to Nylon with the M-67 gear, they began making the bags in Nylon. We have several DLA dated (1983) available that are the same as the 1975 dated, just dated a little later. Bags are overall in VG+ to EXC- used condition showing some light fading and use, but no real damage.
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Standard issue "Hip Holster" for the M-1911 and M-1911A1 pistols. This holster is a genuine, WWII issue holster made by Boyt and dated 1944. Holster is in EXC used condition with a nice oil finish and is very supple. It shows no damage or worn areas. Nice WWII Holsters are hard to come by and the color and feel of this holster are great! Learn More
Marked: Case, Maintenance Equipment, Small Arms, M14-A1. These nylon pouches are designed to hold the M14 cleaning kits (they can also be used for some small misc. accessories) and include a plastic tube insert to hold the bore brush. Pouches measure 4"x6" and have a nylon tie closure with ALICE clip on the rear. NOS, unissued condition with late 60's to 70 DSA dates. 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
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