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Any EBO Mags?

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With all the other parts we see from Greece (EBO), why no mags for HK91 / G3 from Greece?
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The magazine that came with my G3 (NIB) was just an unmarked, steel, G3 magazine (the type that Springfield Armory/CDNN was selling in the very late 1980's/early 1990's)!!! :wink:

Tony
Thanks Tony
Then maybe (some of) the mysterious unmarked mags are Greek then...
No problem--- the magazine finish is similar to the 1980's HK91 magazines--- a somewhat flat medium-dark gray!!! :biggrin:
I will only presume that the Greeks did a short run of magazines but, due to the cost, contract magazines were less expensive and/or Greece may have changed arsenal weaponry shortly thereafter and ceased production of the G3/G3 magazines. :wink:
Any EBO experts here? :confused:

Tony
No problem--- the magazine finish is similar to the 1980's HK91 magazines--- a somewhat flat medium-dark gray!!! :biggrin:
I will only presume that the Greeks did a short run of magazines but, due to the cost, contract magazines were less expensive and/or Greece may have changed arsenal weaponry shortly thereafter and ceased production of the G3/G3 magazines. :wink:
Any EBO experts here? :confused:

Tony
EBO is now known as EAS (Ellinika Amyntika Systimata) which means Hellenic Defense Systems and still manufactures the G3 under contract for its armed forces. Some special units use the m4/m16 family and they're supposedly acquiring G36 family weapons as well but the G3 is still very much the mainstay rifle for active duty personnel and those completing just their mandatory term of service.
EBO is now known as EAS (Ellinika Amyntika Systimata) which means Hellenic Defense Systems and still manufactures the G3 under contract for its armed forces. Some special units use the m4/m16 family and they're supposedly acquiring G36 family weapons as well but the G3 is still very much the mainstay rifle for active duty personnel and those completing just their mandatory term of service.
Thanks!
It was actually this photo that prompted me to ask the question.
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EBO is now known as EAS (Ellinika Amyntika Systimata) which means Hellenic Defense Systems and still manufactures the G3 under contract for its armed forces. Some special units use the m4/m16 family and they're supposedly acquiring G36 family weapons as well but the G3 is still very much the mainstay rifle for active duty personnel and those completing just their mandatory term of service.
Thanks for the current information!!! :wink:
Does EAS manufacture for any other countries? :confused:

Tony
Thanks for the current information!!! :wink:
Does EAS manufacture for any other countries? :confused:

Tony
I'll have to check their site on my normal computer since I'm on an iPad but I don't believe they export. I could be wrong of course. Hellenic Defense Systems
Thanks--- I was merely curious!!! :wink:

Tony
i was researching my SAR8 and came across this pic of a EBO marked G3 mag:
Markings found on various G3 parts ©mg-42.net 2002-2003
Cool! thanks for that.
Now I gotta find one in person...
i was researching my SAR8 and came across this pic of a EBO marked G3 mag:
Markings found on various G3 parts ©mg-42.net 2002-2003
Is the pic of the EBO marked G3 magazine still around?
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