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  • rufe-snow
    It would be best if you could post quality photos.

    That said the only magazines that I'm familiar with that has the marking of "Mexico" on the floor plate is the early Triple K produced ones. They defiantly didn't have the two tone finish that the early Colt mags came with though.
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  • perry shooter
    Pictures are a MUST please use Macro setting on camera and good light.
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  • TheBrassMan
    Pictures of the magazine.398612738.jpg
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    I hope this helps.
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  • perry shooter
    Thank you for Trying to give us more information . Unfortunately the one of the Markings on the toe of the base plate is Not to the standard we need to be able to give you our opinion . The picture needs to be much closer and much more light we need to see each and every detail of these markings to include if the base was blued before or after the letters were stamped.also if the base plate is welded on the body or Pinned on the body ETC We need to see it the same if you were looking at it outside in bright day light from 6 inches away.
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  • rufe-snow
    It's a early Mexican made Triple K. They have it listed in their most recent catalog as "Magazine No #600, Antique Copy, Two Tone Finish, with Lanyard Loop".
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  • TheBrassMan
    Thank You rufe-snow. I figured it was something like that. I knew if it was a true Colt mag it would have had the 2 pin type construction. I sold an original pre-1917 "Tu-Tone", lanyard loop mag a few weeks ago for $100.00. I knew this one was not quite right because it did not have the 2 pin construction. Then I discovered the MEXICO stamp on it and that is when I started questioning it's origin.
    Thanks rufe-snow. Now I can list it for what it is.
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