January 1960 ) on last rib reading vertical from bottom of mag with the number bottom toward rear of mag, is 12-120-1142 stamped in light marks/wear/refinishing may have hindered reading ability but are stamped not carved/electro-penciled .
2nd Mag August 1961(weird finish, looks aluminum but is steel)Not sure of discoloration is photo, appears and feels more slick and black like an Aluminum. All parts attracted magnet and held.
3rd February 1963 above is the standard G-3 stamp but instead of H&K a weird mark of a diamond or /square rotated with points/corners at 0,90 180,270 degrees with lines connecting them to outer circle. On magazines in place of where the H&K stamp is found normally.
The rest of the mags have the standard stamped first line H&K with G-3 under it for a second line.
4th mag February 1962 ( very hard to see and read) mag body is different finish.
Magazine Pouches Info.
The left hand side pouch has on the stitched flap cloth insert, on the
1st line 08/94
2nd line Heim GmbH (Capitalization has displayed on item)
All military item number info is almost missing with a few black smudges in the area at the the bottom
mag - 3
The right Pouch have a stitched in tag and military serial part number printed on rubberized canvass labeling. The stitched tags reads
1st line 11/94
2nd line Heim GmbH
1st line 8465-1Z-3279245
2nd line centered Mag G-3
Printed on Flecktran Mag Carrier Pouch on the opening flap and is the only fully legible 1 of the 2 Flecktran pouches in this group of the G-3 pouch deal with steel mags. 2 pouches out of 4 for entire order, see Aluminum caption reviews for information.
Choice was of a Flecktarn G-3(fits H&k 91, CETME, PTR Series and other clones) 2 magazine carrier pouch with 20 round magazines with the Steel mag option costing $9.95 or the Aluminum for $4.95 ) deal. This image is from the steel set. Aluminum sets are just below within the next few images forward.
Although I wonder/doubt if it makes any difference from Royal Tiger for which Flecktran pouches you get with the order, although mags were shipped in pouches and not loose like extra Colt M16 mags in order were.
