Pyro

The links in my last post, that go directly to the high-res pics, don't work either, unless you're logged into HKPROSHOP. If you're interested, and aren't signed up with HKPROSHOP, let me know, and I'll send pics directly to you.

OK, the plot thickens. It appears that if you're not logged into HKPROSHOP, you can't see the full-resolution pics. Try using the following links: https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/attachments/leo-stamps-526-jpg.1785/ https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/attachments/full-mag-r-side-528-jpg.1784/ https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/attachments/full-mag-l-side-529-jpg.1783/ https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/attachments/feed-lips-follower-w-date-code-536-jpg.1782/ https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/attachments/5-56-x-45-n-stamp-532-jpg.1781/ Apologizes from a newbie, on this forum. I'm used to the good ole days, before Sturm became a forum. Times change.

WELL... It appears that the prior post didn't like the pics I tried to add. Go to https://www.hkproshop.com/forums/threads/restricted-mag-markings.460/ and scroll down to the 3rd post, to view the pics.

I've had this 30-RND, steel, LEO HK-93 mag for years, but just noticed what's stamped on it. It's stamped (not printed) on the upper right-side portion, that fits into the mag-well: RESTRICTED LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT USE ONLY 1996 Heckler & Koch UK Made in England Heckler & Koch Inc Sterling VA On the lower left-side portion, of the mag, is stamped: 5.56 x 45 n (Is that n for NATO?) The plastic follower is stamped: id (for 1983) I've seen plenty of HK LEO mags with 1994 stamps. I've never heard of H&K Made in England. Does anyone know anything about the history of H&K, UK production? Is it worth any more than a German made LEO mag?