.45 cal shoulder holster
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.45 cal shoulder holster
I just got a call from CMP 1911 that I have my number drawn for a Service Grade 1911. I would really like an original shoulder holster. Admit I know 5% more than zero about this and would like advice also. Thanks from the N. GA mountains.
OldJeepBob
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A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
Hi Bob,OldJeepBob wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 2:50 pmI just got a call from CMP 1911 that I have my number drawn for a Service Grade 1911. I would really like an original shoulder holster. Admit I know 5% more than zero about this and would like advice also. Thanks from the N. GA mountains.
OldJeepBob
Uncle $am made them in two models, the M3 and the M7.
Fairly easy to search google to compare the two.
It's also easy to find accurate quality reproductions of either for reasonable cost.
Unless by "original" you mean something with decades old leather?
They can be found fairly easy as well but condition varies, add $100 to the price.
Good luck!
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
Or just go here for $28 and end your searching...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274789108611?c ... gKkH_D_BwE
Epay, they have everything....
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/274789108611?c ... gKkH_D_BwE
Epay, they have everything....
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
That one comes from Germany.
Pretty sure he can find them closer to home.
I didn't want to ask, so I looked it up on the CMP's website: the Service Grade 1911 price is $1250.
I hope he gets a really nice one for that much coinage.
Pretty sure he can find them closer to home.
I didn't want to ask, so I looked it up on the CMP's website: the Service Grade 1911 price is $1250.
I hope he gets a really nice one for that much coinage.
Ron D
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
Thanks, guys. $$$$ worth it , if, . . . I will let y'all know. Better than the 4K I've seen here. It may be in today, gotta "pass the background check" first.
1st LT., Counterintelligence, 4th Military Intelligence Detachment (4th ID) Mid '60's
A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
Update to Ron D, and others interested. Picked up the .45, and it is a '43 Ithaca, with an Ithaca slide, beautifully parkerized, $1250. Have not disassembled yet to see "what lies under". Think I came out OK.
1st LT., Counterintelligence, 4th Military Intelligence Detachment (4th ID) Mid '60's
A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
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RE: St. Pat. Everyone in the south knows that the true "snake gun" is a 410, barrel and stock sawed off.
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A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
A '43 Depot MB Tribute to 4th ID, "Teddy".
A July, 1944 MB well underway (bought a tub, fenders, rolling chases and 14 boxes of "stuff").
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Re: .45 cal shoulder holster
Boy that got my old file retrieval system going. I remember this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Charmer_(shotgun)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Charmer_(shotgun)
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