Question on a sling i found

I found this sling locally here in greenville a few weeks ago

I have a photo of the sling that came on an Rti carbine next to it

When i first found it, it looked dark green, until i washed the dirt out then it looks khaki.  Paid $20 for it. It was in a pile of old mil stuff

My question is were klikit dot fasteners used on type 1 slings?

Ive only seen the 'dot' fasteners 

The fittings are brass

And it appears good to me but just wanted to get some thoughts

Thanks

One on the left below is from RTI  and the right is the one i found

And several other original ww2 pouches with klikit snaps.

The sling was beat to death dirty but i hand washed it in wool light and it cleaned up pretty decent.

Here's some previous discussions of Kilikit stamped snaps.

Unfortunately many the remote hosted photos are gone

I asked how much, before I seen the little circled price tag on it for $15.00. He must have thought I was working him. He said how about $12 ? Then he added he thought it was for a M1 carbine. Being a buyer I couldn't get my wallet out fast enough but as I paused looking at this worn out looking older   guy and all the odds and ends he dragged in to hopefully make a few bucks on, I told him what they were worth as I was unrolling it. Then I seen it was a stamped S.M.Co. 44 dated sling and I upped the value. I told him about the markings and asked again how much? The man stood by his $12.00 quote. I gave him what I considered a great price for me of $75.00. He fumbled a bit, thinking I'd accidently handed him the extra money and was trying to make change. I got him to take the money and asked him to call me if he came across anymore or any carbine parts. A week or so goes by and he calls asking if I'll be at the next show in ~6 weeks or so. Said I'd be there. At that next show I could hear him yelling for me from a few aisles away. I didn't see any slings but he pulled a case from under the table and asked if I was interested. It was a Underwood W code in Pristine condition. He asked if $500 for it was fair? Again the buyer in me was ready to pounce, but again I said it was worth more. He then asked "Do you want it"? I said yes but would feel better if I paid more. He smiled and said then it's yours for $450.00. I laughed and told him he needed to brush up on his math skills. The man would NOT take more than $450 for it. So I paid and Thanked him and dropped off a coffee and sandwich for him. Told him I'd see him at the next show. I'll never forget his last words as I was saying good bye.

He said: "You know what goes around comes around and money isn't everything"

That was the last time I seen him. His phone was dis-connected and I didn't know where he was from.

About a year later I was asking the seller who always sets up near the same table about the guy and he'd said he had passed away. I mentioned a little to this other seller about buying from the guy to which he laughed and said this was only a hobby to that seller. Come to find out he died a very wealthy man. But I'll always remember what he said:

FWIW,

Charlie-Painter777

your a good man Charlie Brown, thanked your post

Wow

Nice collection of slings!!!!

The old sling that came with that rti was blackened steel

I just figured the brass was early war

Thanks for all the info Charlie!!!