Original WWI Imperial Russian Canvas Ammunition Pouch Bandolier - dated 1917 British Awards Medals Badges Insignia IMA has a very small

IMA has a very small quantity of 50-round belts complete with 50 dummy 8-mm cartridges

It started life probably in the early 1800s being constructed as a matchlock firearm using black powder and a very primitive ignition system

including the brass screw plug on the end of the grenade

matching the date on the lock plate

Original WWI Imperial Russian Canvas Ammunition Pouch Bandolier - dated 1917 British Awards Medals Badges Insignia IMA has a very smallOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of an Imperial Russian canvas ammunition pouch bandolier. The beige canvas pouch portion measures 21 1 2" long, and has 6 pouches for cartridges in stripper clips, with a cover flap on the other side, as well as a securing strap. The shoulder strap is about 37 inches long, and attaches to a buckle on the other side. The interior of the pouch looks to be marked with a factory stamp reading