Magazine pouch
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johneh
, Jul 13 2003 09:11 AM
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Posted 13 July 2003 - 09:11 AM
I got two of these pouches from Ebay. They each containe 3ea. near new 30 round Thompson magazines. I'm happy with the mags but curious about the pouches. The seller thought they were WW2 British but didn't really know. They are well made and have no markings whatsoever. Anybody seen before?
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Posted 13 July 2003 - 07:45 PM
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Posted 16 July 2003 - 11:07 AM
I cant see the picture but it sounds like the pouches sold by IMA as british Thompson pouches. They are similar looking to the sten pouches but only hold 3 - 30 round mags. I am looking to buy one of these if you ever decide to part with one.
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Posted 16 July 2003 - 04:17 PM
Can't see your photo either, but I have a British made XXX 3-pocket TSMG pouch which I'll attempt to describe:
It's in British P-37 khaki, but has standard US lift-the-dot fasteners on each of the three flaps. XXX mags are a tight fit, but will go in.
On the back are two sets of standard P-37 belt hooks, one sewn over the other, so that when mounted on a belt, the pouch is slanted 45 degrees, right or left. There are no loops.
On the back is stamped:
US
MF Co 1944
BRITISH MADE
The STEN magazine carriers that I've seen are bags with no individual mag pouches, but are made of the same materiel. Hope this helps!
Howard Penley
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It's in British P-37 khaki, but has standard US lift-the-dot fasteners on each of the three flaps. XXX mags are a tight fit, but will go in.
On the back are two sets of standard P-37 belt hooks, one sewn over the other, so that when mounted on a belt, the pouch is slanted 45 degrees, right or left. There are no loops.
On the back is stamped:
US
MF Co 1944
BRITISH MADE
The STEN magazine carriers that I've seen are bags with no individual mag pouches, but are made of the same materiel. Hope this helps!
Howard Penley
(was tsmgguy)
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Posted 16 July 2003 - 04:31 PM
I can't see your picture, but they sound like British made carriers, as already stated and IMA was selling these.
Horsepower-
Maybe not MF Co, but ME Co? Mills Equipment Company.
Mills webbing.
Horsepower-
Maybe not MF Co, but ME Co? Mills Equipment Company.
Mills webbing.
