Browning High Power magazine question.

alvin · 01-09-2009, 11:58 PM

Although not explicitly expressed so, Cliff Law's Inglis Diamond implied Inglis only made a single type of magazine in production from the beginning (i.e. excluding prototypes)...... if I understood correctly.

Page 153 says "Once the early uncertainties regarding dimentions and angle of cartridge presentation were worked out, with the aid of FN's 'Lieutenant' Laloux, there was only one type of magazine made for the Inglis High Power.....An identifying John Inglis 'JI' logo can usually (? not always?) be found stamped on the front of the magazine body, reading either up or down."

So 1944-45

01-09-2009, 11:58 PM	#5
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Although not explicitly expressed so, Cliff Law's Inglis Diamond implied Inglis only made a single type of magazine in production from the beginning (i.e. excluding prototypes)...... if I understood correctly. Page 153 says "Once the early uncertainties regarding dimentions and angle of cartridge presentation were worked out, with the aid of FN's 'Lieutenant' Laloux, there was only one type of magazine made for the Inglis High Power.....An identifying John Inglis 'JI' logo can usually (? not always?) be found stamped on the front of the magazine body, reading either up or down." So 1944-45