This is the third pattern XM3 Bipod Case for the M3 Bipod. The case is made from cotton canvas and is intended for use with the M-16 rifle. These OD cotton carriers were designed to carry the basic folding M3 bipod and they have the external pocket for cleaning supplies as well as the side pocket with flap meant to carry the three piece cleaning rod (a 4 piece will work as well). We have both G/VG used and EXC condition available. We have one EXC condition with a broken zipper as well. Learn More

M-16 Cleaning Kit. This is a standard cleaning kit with pouch for the M16 series of rifles. Kit includes nylon pouch, 4 piece rod, patch pull, chamber brush, bore brush, utility brush, and Oil bottle. Small accessories like thin metal brush, patches and pipe cleaners generally not included. Pouch is a modern commercial copy and is not US marked, but you can add a US marked contract pouch for $10 (they are $15 seperately). Learn More

M-16 Cleaning Kit Pouch, USGI. This is an unissued USGI surplus cleaning kit pouch for the M16 rifle. Pouch is marked "Case, Maint. Equip., M16A1 Rifle." Perfect to build your own cleaning kit or to replace a pouch you currently have. 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

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

USGI M-16 20rd Magazine. These are vintage production USGI contract magazines with the aluminum followers. We currently have magazines manufactured by Colt, Adventure Line Mfg. Co., and Simmonds Precision (Universal Inds. Div.). These manufacturers were government contractors during the war and the magazines are "correct" for Vietnam War era contracts. Colt made magazines for the military and civilian markets both during and after the war, but the Adventure Line and Simmonds Precision Universal Div 20rd Magazines were only made on GOVT contract between 1967 and 1971 (there are 30rd magazine contracts post Vietnam). Overall VG+ used condition with some finish wear. Magazines all work well. US sales only. Do not order if your state has a high capacity magazine ban. If you have a preference of manufacturer, you may select below and we will do our best to accommodate it depending on inventory on hand. Learn More

M-16 / M16A1 Full Bird Cage Flash Hider. This is the standard "full bird cage" flashhider that came into use in 1967. Will fit all standard threaded 1/2 x 28 AR-15 / M-16 rifles. Learn More

M-16 3-Prong Flash Hider. This is the earlier 3 Prong Flashider commonly seen on M-16's and XM-16E1's. It was replaced by the full bird cage seen below starting in 1967. Will fit all standard threaded 1/2 x 28 AR-15 / M-16 rifles. Learn More

"Hollywood" M-16 Blank Adapter (BFA) for M16 / AR15 Rifles. These are "Hollywood" BFAs and cannot be seen when installed. Simply remove the flash hider and drop in the adapter with the narrow end facing the out towards the end of the flash hider and the broad end against the base of the muzzle. Blank adapters are machined from cold rolled 1018 steel for durability. Priced per BFA. We make three different sizes for these blank adapters: USGI blanks and Euro NATO surplus are the weakest blanks and use the smallest aperture. LAM blanks are a "mid-grade" blank with a loud retort, but not as loud and not as much flash as the Swanson Hot blanks. SWANSON HOT blanks are the loudest / strongest blanks on the market. USGI - for M200/M200A1 blanks (0.080) LAM - for Atlantic Wall "LAM" mid-power blanks (0.125) HOT - for Swanson's Motion Picture Blanks (0.175) CHECK FIRED BRASS FOR DAMAGE. IF THE BRASS IS MANGLED, THE APERTURE IS TOO TIGHT AND NEEDS TO BE OPENED. IF YOU ARE UNSURE, ASK THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR BLANKS WHAT SIZE HOLE HE RECOMMENDS! FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT DIAMETER HOLE CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND / OR DAMAGE TO YOUR RIFLE! Learn More

M16A1 Rifle Armorer / Depot Maintenance and Repair. Revised January 1980 edition. Covers general description, repair, maintenance, parts, special tools and equipment, armorers tools, replacement parts list, etc. Learn More