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By Gear Fanatic · Posted
Appreciate the info, those rigger made holsters are pretty cool, maybe I’ll test break out the leather working skills. Thanks! -
By jerry_k · Posted
Probably, I have never seen a US NAVY pilot with an M3 .45 holster. Remember that M3 .45 holster introduced in 1943. M1916 hip holster would be more accurate or kind of rigger-made/private purchase shoulder holster. VGS-18 VC-29 aboard the USS Santee c. Oct-Nov 1942. USS Ranger, Operation Torch 1942 Hip holster converted for shoulder holster - mid 1942 VF-6 pilots summer 1942. You can see WWI Cavalary holster as well and shoulder rigger made example USMC pilot with M3 .45 holster - early production with narrow shoulder strap VMF-321 VMTB-232 Rigger made examples -
By srossio · Posted
Nice finds...three of my favorite things...CBI Theater, Bullion and Clippers! -
By drsung · Posted
Hi. It is full and unopened and unused best I can tell. I haven't tried to open it or even clean it yet as I didn't want to do anything to harm the value. -
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By Gear Fanatic · Posted
At that point, would you see the 1911 M3 shoulder holster? Or regular holster with hook? I’ve seen pics of both before. Guess it would just be personal preference there. Anyways, nice display I appreciate your attention to detail! -
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By Gear Fanatic · Posted
Just curious impression wise or For a display, I have both holsters but want to portray it correctly. Thanks! -
By Edward C Bell · Posted
I have a really interesting book about the pacific clipper. awesome finds, especially that photo!
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