Magazine Identification

[Kristopher10]

I received these old magazines in a package deal but have no idea what they are for. From my googling abilities they appear very similar to and old Marlin, possibly an Ithaca as well. Just wondering if anyone knows for sure, and also possibly what the markings on them might mean.

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[Grizzly Adams]

Look very similar to the one out of my son's old Squire Bingham .22
http://www.ammoclip.com/s/squires_bingham1.htm

Grizz

[ronkaren]

Looks alot like a marlin model 782 .22mag

[Dick284]

Take more picture from all the sides top and bottom.

[lyallpeder]

I'd take them to a gun show and see if you find one to match, if no one here IDs them.

[Kristopher10]

Here's a few more pictures.

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[Dean2]

Assuming those fit 22 Rf and not 22 Mag; From the ones I know for sure they aren't Savage, Anschutz, CZ, Brno, Krico, Mauser, Weihlrauch, Winchester Marlin, Mossberg, Henry or Ruger. They also aren't for the old Belgiun made Browning T-Bolt. Still doesn't tell you what they are but helps narrow the field a little.

My guess is the numbers where the SN and mag 1 2 etc of the gun they came from.

Be real interested to find out what they are for. Based on the slide on base plate I would say European and the rear mag guide and lock up is a little unusual as well. The Mags look quite old or I would say my guess would be Zastava or something Russian.

[Father of five]

How many rounds of what ammo will they hold

[Puma]

Not Squires Bingham, they need the notch on the rear.

Looks too big for .22 from the photos, measurement

[45/70/500]

Looks too big for .22 from the photos, measurement[/QUOTE]

looks like mags for a 30 carbine // need to know the measurements

[Xiph0id]

I know someone mentioned they are not Marlin, but they look very similar to the ones from my 22LR.

Here is a few pics of mine.

http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h426/Xiph0id/image_zps5pdetr4r.jpg (http://s1109.photobucket.com/user/Xiph0id/media/image_zps5pdetr4r.jpg.html)
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h426/Xiph0id/image_zpsjqtaiblq.jpg (http://s1109.photobucket.com/user/Xiph0id/media/image_zpsjqtaiblq.jpg.html)
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h426/Xiph0id/image_zpsrltm99jx.jpg (http://s1109.photobucket.com/user/Xiph0id/media/image_zpsrltm99jx.jpg.html)
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h426/Xiph0id/image_zps6k7o51lx.jpg (http://s1109.photobucket.com/user/Xiph0id/media/image_zps6k7o51lx.jpg.html)

[Dean2]

45/70

Mag for an M1 is stagger fed, not direct in line.

Xi

Check the back of the mag picture. No engagement bump half way down like one on the Marlin.

[Deer Hunter]

Looks like toz17 magazines. Which are very rare.

[Dean2]

Looks like toz17 magazines. Which are very rare.

Good shooting big guy. I think you nailed it. I googled Toz Mags and they even have the same numbers etched on the sides of the ones there were pictures for. So Russian it is. Those should be worth quite a bit.

[Deer Hunter]

They would sell for 50$/ piece on cgn and likely be gone in a few hours. Like I said they are very rare and likely the most sought after magazine in Canada.

[Dean2]

They would sell for 50$/ piece on cgn and likely be gone in a few hours. Like I said they are very rare and likely the most sought after magazine in Canada.

If it were me I would be asking a hundred. The only one I saw for sale was in England and it was 40 Lbs. And yes they are rare but not as rare as the Pre 81 BLR Browning mags that are selling for $250 plus. They are getting to be worth as much as the used gun itself.

[Deer Hunter]

I think you can make a mossberg plinkster mag work in a toz 17 too.
I looked for one of these mags 10 yr ago for a friend and bought one for 30$
They don't latch worth a **** and therefore get lost easily.
The toz 17 has a history for accuracy but they are typical Russian 1970's finish
Yes a nice little find for the op.

[bb356]

Good shooting big guy. I think you nailed it. I googled Toz Mags and they even have the same numbers etched on the sides of the ones there were pictures for. So Russian it is. Those should be worth quite a bit.

http://www.gunsmoke.eu/images/productimages/big/Lader79.JPG

[bb356]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Toz-17-rifle.jpg

[Kristopher10]

Wow that's awesome guys. Thanks for the help. I did feed one full of 22lr, seemed to fit in it quite nicely. Might have to do a little more research on these.


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[Vaninets]

Hi
U still have toz-17 mags for sale?
Thanks Mike

[Kristopher10]

Hi

U still have toz-17 mags for sale?

Thanks Mike



No sorry they’re all gone.


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[trophybook]

Ah I still kick my self for not remembering what those mags were for when I gave them to you lol