Thank you for the link... But my gun has a flat hard surface at the breach so there's no way to insert a bullet or anything. It just operates off of the bolt slamming into a cap at the breach. Much like the cap guns from back in the day.... Not so much as a blank firing cartridge as pictured in the link I guess my previous post was a little confusing. What I meant to say was there's nowhere to insert a cartridge If there's any confusion in my previous post, what I meant to say was there's nowhere to insert any cartridge, it's just a flat surface

There is very little information available on this subject, so I apologize in advance for any inaccuracies.   At this point, I believe this bullet was used in a training rifle.   https://aucview.com/yahoo/g466351562/

Hey there, I'm hoping someone else has a bit more information on these as there's not much out there... I only know of one other one that a member on the gunbot Japanese forum has. They're pretty neat little rifles that don't shoot blanks but instead fire caps (like pictured).... Does anybody have information on what type of caps the Japanese would have used?.... thanks 

Cross-posted from USMF,   An unique M1936 Musette Bag in my collection. Originally a wartime 1942 dated, Atlantic Products Corporation made, "rubberized"-type, Musette bag. Named to an officer, Captain T. A. Robertson. Then apparently sometime later I assume it was surplused as equipment to Israel where it was used as a Medic bag.   Marked up with hand painted red Hebrew text, a red medical Star of David, and stamped with what I understand to an IDF property equipment mark. The the Hebrew letter "צ" in a circle. The bag came filled with a mix medic items including WWII era US and Canadian bandages, and Israel 1960's medical items.   The carry strap is also WWII US surplus. A 1944 dated GP strap.   For reference here is an IDF domestic pattern compass pouch, dated 1975. Note the same stamp. Link to thread on USMF: https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/416075-named-wwii-musette-bag-surplused-to-idf-as-medic-bag/#comment-3188356

They were also in Iraq, there to train Police. A good view of the Spanish Army Jump Wings, shows they do attend some Army courses

Tourist stuff. Nothing official.

Yugo soldier with M56 submachine gun, 1967 dated.

The Florida Military Collectors Show will be Saturday 10 January 2026 at Renninger's Antique Center 20651 US Highway 441 Mount Dora FL 32757. Hours are 9:00AM to 4:00PM and as always admission and parking are free. January is always our biggest show and this one is no exception we have been sold out for about a month and the overflow will be set up outside so don't miss it. 

I’m in possession of what I believe is a period type representation of Johnson’s custom ribbon bar. It is constructed of ribbon sets glued to a cardboard backing. The sections of ribbon appeared to be. But I’ve also not seen one similar to it. I’ve attached photographs that are not mine that I’ve pulled off the Internet for reference. Just curious what anybody’s thoughts are or if anyone has any additional information or has seen representations like this.  Thanks in advance Anthony  

It says army,navy,airforce medal on the back

Great stuff!  Rich A. in Pa.

I have the same field jacket.