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Old 20-12-14, 21:10
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For what it's worth, McMaster lists 1" (webbing) loops as being 2-1/8" c-c and 1-1/2" nominal as 2-5/8" c-c.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#footman's-loops/=v3dy1d
They are available either zinc plated or stainless.
McMaster got dragged into court in the US for export control violations. I think it was over some bolts. When I tried to buy some ball-release pin for my M38A1 GPMG mount, I remember getting a great big Foxtrot Oscar warning that they don't sell internationally.
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Old 20-12-14, 22:34
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I've been refused by McMaster as well, but that has already been discussed. I included the link to provide an image with dimensions to link webbing size to hole spacing.
We can hope that one day they'll relax a bit since they seem to have an amazing variety of product listed.
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