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    Rivets on German Gefechtshelm

    Hello all,

    here a litle question about the rivets on the german Gefechtshelm.

    I saw differen types of rivets - the round, a flat oval and a angular type.

    Here a Picture of the 3 types.

    I even wore a helmet with the flat oval rivets during my time at the Bundeswehr. But also saw the the round ones.

    Maybe someone have an answer.

    Last edited by Glider; 03-31-2014, 03:13 PM.

    #2
    Habe de Ehre,

    I think it depends on the producer.
    I have witnessed the flat round rivet (second picture) on Induyco made helmets and the typ shown on the first photo on Schuberth helmets.
    IMO the 3rd photo shows a Schuberth rivet as well.

    TL, Gefechtshelm allgemein
    http://daten.bwb.org/AG-Bund/TL/Daten/84700004.pdf

    TL, Gefechtshelm springende Truppenteile
    http://daten.bwb.org/AG-Bund/TL/Daten/84700008.pdf

    Cheers,
    Phil

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      #3
      Thank you Phil,

      that sounds plausible! My helmet was indeed a Schuberth.

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        #4
        I have a Schuberth Helmet with rivets of the second type:



        On the other hand, this is an export helmet, made by Schuberth for the Belgian army, and it has rivets of the first type:

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          #5
          Hmm thats strange - maybe the change over the years?

          I saw all three rivets on "Bund" marked Helmets - and as i told before i wore a Schuberth with the flat rivets at my serive time in the Bundeswehr.

          Even the Fallschirmjägerhelm of the Bundeswehr has these flat rivets.

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            #6
            My issued helmet has the flat round rivets (got it in 2007).
            It's completely unmarked so I don't know the producer.

            Cheers,

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              #7
              Here are some picture of all three types used by the Bundeswehr.



              Flat Oval:



              Round:



              Angular:

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                #8
                Here another - The flat oval rivet (right) and the angular rivet (left) together

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                  #9
                  I think I'll print out that photo and put it between my collection of Bundeswehr helmets

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