Stripper clip identification help

[zorro]

Hi,
I am quite sure this is not the German clip but since I have no idea where is it from I am posting my question here. I have a Mauser clip (steel) with a marking like a letter T in a triangle. Would anybody have an idea what country is it from?
Thank you,

[me6_130]

Hi,
I am quite sure this is not the German clip but since I have no idea where is it from I am posting my question here. I have a Mauser clip (steel) with a marking like a letter T in a triangle. Would anybody have an idea what country is it from?
Thank you,

I believe it could be a Spanish mauser clip with a T...but in a circle, not a triangle


Carles

[zorro]

Hi,
Thank you for replying. I posted this question on several forums and no response, Only you, Thanks!!
I believe the Spanish were the T in oval but this one is a triangle. I cannot post pics but will try to add a link to images shortly.
This clip is on Polish 7.92 ammo so it is possibly for Spanish Civil War but I am trying to get some more experienced collectors opinion.
Thanks again,
Marek

[me6_130]

You are right, the Spanish ones have the "T" in an oval, not a circle. If Spanish, the "T" would stand for Toledo factory but I have never seen one in a triangle.

Carles

[me6_130]

Hey Marek,

How about the Finnish Tikkakoski factory. I have found they used a "T" in a trinagle as a logo.

https://www.forgottenweapons.com/fin...-maxim-manual/

Carles