Original U.S. WWII M16 7x50 Binoculars with Coated Optics in M24 Leather Case with Shoulder Strap Brown Bess Musket Parts Native Americans would use stones

Native Americans would use stones

The long protrusion on the top is actually where the propellant charge is held

It does not look to have been reconditioned at arsenal

It shows some age and has a nice double fuller

or bombers relegated to secondary activities

Original U.S. WWII M16 7x50 Binoculars with Coated Optics in M24 Leather Case with Shoulder Strap Brown Bess Musket Parts Native Americans would use stonesOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M16 was one of several versions of large 7x50 binoculars used by the U. S. Military during WWII. They were named sequentially, and others included the M15, M15A1, M17, and M17A1 types. They were known for their nice wide field, and were used by all branches. This example is marked clearly on the bottom of the left barrel plate with 7 X 50 , and above this it is marked with the model designation and stock number: