Anyone want to come up with an E/2 name for this one...Mag SN-4018 ?
One of the legs looks sort of bow-legged...maybe the Cowboy Eagle ???
The circular "body" of the eagle looks like it was put-together with 2 half-round dies...which is probably also not a good sign. And then you have that totally missing (middle) feather of the left-side wing.
And then we have this "bird" with no real legs showing...SN-1160.
Maybe the "Cotton Hill" eagle for fans of the old "King of the Hill" cartoon show.
And a comparison of the HK shape of some other "1" shapes on other magazines with those on SN-1160.
Gun SN-1160 is a reported P-Code pistol. It was even reported as such in the Gibson book on page 77. But the orphan mag SN-1160 has the military acceptance stamp.
Similar gun SN-1156 is also a P-Code and its two magazines (SN-1156 and SN-1157) do not have the military acceptance stamps.
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And another Award Winner. Magazine with numbers 3438 and other markings.
Notice where the E/2 is located. And bird lost its lower beak. And the lone number "3" along the top...HK Police ??? Using HK double magazine pouches ???
And here is what the E/2 looks like on HK Mag 3549 for comparison...
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Hey Pete , Just another oinker to me . The right wing top says it all !! Plenty else wrong and it even looks a bit oversize . Fonts and spacing oink also . 100% oinker IMHO . Dave
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