I recently got this pouch from an auction in Germany with some other items and this was thrown in as a "bonus". I only got the one pouch so it it is not part of a matched pair. It reminds me of the post war Yugo pouches but there are some differences that are apparent. Most of the post war Yugo pouches used the same shaped pins made of brass for the straps but the pins on this one are steel and are magnetic. The post war Yugo pouches also have a buckle on the small side accessory pocket as well this one does not. There is an ink stamp under the flaps with smeared number that appears to be an RBN number and there is a number code stamped on one one belt loop. There is a WaA623 stamped on the D-ring leather as well. No evidence of a back strap having ever been sewn on and there are no leather patches sewn in behind fittings and attachments within the actual mag pouches like some of the "real" pouches. I'd love to get some feedback from the experts out there on this one and hopefully identify it.
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having so many markings is already suspicious, its either a fake, or post war yugo restampedComment
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Yugo??
I suspect it's a Yugo but with all the fakes around I have never seen one like this anywhere.
Any one else have any opinions?
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Ditto !
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100% fake!!
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That´s IMO an older Czech Fake. Typical stitches, typical stamps and typical kind of dirt. These Repros fools many Collectors
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AndyComment
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100% fake.Comment
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