24626151, I'm sorry :| , I was "cleaning house" and deleted them from my album. I took a new pic and posted it in the opening post of this thread. Thanks for showing that pouch on ebay, looks just like mine, but the dimensions are a little different. Now I'm pretty positive who's pouch it ...

I asked my friend who was a policeman in S. Africa and he sent me an email. Below I will quote the part of his email concerning the pouch. "Regarding the webbing. Sure, its a British/Commonwealth magazines (10 round?) pouch for the standard Lee-Enfield .303 service rifles used in WW1 & 2 an...

That was my first guess, Commonwealth. I wish it had at least some kind f markings on it. I'm going to email a pic of it to a friend of mine who was a police officer in S. Africa to see if he ever saw one. He has lots of friends who were in the military there. Anybody think it could possibly be Auss...

This pouch was in a pile of US GI pouches, and the owner of the store didn't have a clue as to what kind of pouch it is. It's canvas webbing, about 6 1/2" X 3 1/2" X 2 1/2", drainage hole on bottom, belt loop, and, brass belt hooks on back, brass loop enclosure w/canvas tab to secure ...

amerkinsquid, Looks great, nice job. I like to just clean my stocks on my M38's to original, but if they are lighter color, and sometimes "blotchy" I will apply a little stain to even them out. Tell us a little more about your rifle. What year? Is it a K.Kale, ' 03, ATF, etc? I really like...

Aughnanure, That's one great looking tool for the job. I would bet that Tim Allen,("The Tool Man") could hook that up to a gas powered "weed whacker" motor for some real torque. Only kidding here, :lol: , being from Australia you may not know who Tim Allen is, but that really doe...