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27-08-17, 00:37
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ron i'm fairly sure that bracket also comes with the drum mag wooden stowage box
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27-08-17, 00:57
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Ron, As Bruce said. They were obsolete and gone from carriers by early 43.
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27-08-17, 01:01
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27-08-17, 04:08
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...and it's sitting atop an appropriate DND blanket.
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27-08-17, 10:14
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Although the ends of these loading/unloading brackets are the same for obvious reasons, their total length is not.
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27-08-17, 14:48
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Agreed with Rob : Charging by hand is quicker and you don't have to lug around a cumbersome contraption. I have filled by hand my share of C-1 and C-2 mags in 7.62 and then later of C-7 mags in 5.56 to have an idea on the subject ! But now i am confused : What contraption / Mag loader was fitted in the Mk 1 Carrier box after all this discussion ??
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27-08-17, 15:08
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It is a loader like shown in post #8, but lacking the two little "feet". I have one somewhere in the gunroom that also lacks the little feet, so will fit in the Carrier stowage box. If I spot it, I'll get a photo and post it here.
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28-08-17, 16:43
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Here is my bren mag loader in the stowage bin on my carrier. I cut the 2 feet down to fit in the bin.
Derk
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