pdxrandy
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I have two old Colt .22 mags. My father had a 1917 vintage .22 Colt Automatic Pistol. These were two extra mags that came with the firearm when he bought it from a childhood friend.
One of these mags has a cast brass follower. The stampled print on the bottom of the mag reads CAL .22 on the first line and COLT on the second line. This print is very small 1/16" tall.
The second mag has a steel folower. It appears to be made from a piece of flat bar that was bent, folded, or hammered in to it's shape. Under the bullet end of the follower the steel was shapped so there is a tear shaped hole in the middle. The printing on the bottom of this mag is 3/32" tall and reads the same as the first mag.
Anyone care to give me some ideas of the age of these two mags.
Thanks,
~Randy
One of these mags has a cast brass follower. The stampled print on the bottom of the mag reads CAL .22 on the first line and COLT on the second line. This print is very small 1/16" tall.
The second mag has a steel folower. It appears to be made from a piece of flat bar that was bent, folded, or hammered in to it's shape. Under the bullet end of the follower the steel was shapped so there is a tear shaped hole in the middle. The printing on the bottom of this mag is 3/32" tall and reads the same as the first mag.
Anyone care to give me some ideas of the age of these two mags.
Thanks,
~Randy