Description:
This listing is for One holster; buyers, however, may take any number of extras we have on hand at the same per-holster price, and with no additional shipping charges. Here is a very nice replica of the U.S. Army issued shoulder holsters for John Moses Browning’s 1911A1 pistol that went into service in World War I, and has now continued to protect and serve our country for more than a century. This variant is the most traditional, where the strap for the right shoulder goes across the soldier’s chest, and the pistol sits under his or her left arm. This holster is for a right handed shooter. Photo specimens and their identical mates are some we found in an old Appalachian Warehouse recently. Manufacturer is Surya Company of Dehradun, Republic of India. This holster will fit any 1911 type pistol whose barrel measures 5 inches or shorter; and that includes everything from Armscors to Colts to Umarex .22 copies to Wilson Combat pistols. Our Cousin Ernest from Mississippi even carries his Ruger 22/45 in one of the old originals. Like any new, real leather holster, the first two weeks will be a very tight fit. If that weren’t the case, leather holsters would get too loose too quickly. Construction is .155 thick tanned Moroccan style genuine cow leather, just like the originals. Leather retaining tabs on the reverse side is secured by stitching that is similar to the original Boyts, only not as closely looped. This is the double strap variant with shoulder pad and across-the-chest clasp that attaches as the soldier’s photo shows. Strap stud on the holster itself, instead of being brass like the originals, is glossy anodized aluminum alloy, and it’s good enough, too. Dimensions are exactly like the originals, from the top of the back flat to the blued brass snap that holds the belt loop securely. Color, as the photos show, is brown leather finish. The AOC Thompson 1911 showing in some of our photos is not included but we offer them many times on different ads from this one. Original Government Issue World War II holsters like this one command prices upwards of $300 apiece. We’re offering these excellent Replica holsters, the ones in the photos or their identical mates, however, each for only $ 69.00. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Grips, Magazines, slings, holsters, scopes, mounts, parts & most any small light items, entire accessory orders only $10.00 total shipping no matter how many a person buys. $10.00 for an entire order, Not $10.00 per item or anything of the sort. $20 Flat Fee on magazine orders to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico, and gun parts to PR civilians must ship to an FFL. Magazines and any small light non-gun items ride free with ammo orders. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. GA Pay, MC, Visa, Discover phone- or fax-in 4 7 2 3 orders, USPS Money Order items shipped ASAP please put your full information, venue number, and what the item is on any messages. Internet phone hours 8:00 – 5:00 CST Mon – Fri. Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, Tennessee 38340. We buy, sell, and trade. Always have, since 1952.
Item #:
994413246
Stock No.:
GL0109
Location:
TN
Trades Accepted: We Buy, Sell, or Trade. Always have.
Qty:
17 Available
Shipping Notes: $10.00 total for an entire order lower 48. for any combination of small light items. $20 to AK, HI, or PR. Grips Magazines & all small items ride free with Gun or Ammo shipments. We Buy, Sell, or Trade. We always have.
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