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British Sten Seven Pocket Magazine Bandolier


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New Made Item: High Quality Reproduction of the early sand colored web Seven cell magazine bandoleer designed to carry seven 32 round STEN Gun Magazines.

Comes complete with adjustable shoulder strap and brass mounts. Mostly used by WW2 paratroopers and commando units. Once filled with magazines this makes an impressive addition to any WW2 collection.
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