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18-04-14, 02:45 AM
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U.S. holsters
Picked these up today, the one marked U.S. looks to be older? Maybe just had a tougher life. Really dried out, just putting a second coat of Pecards conditioner on it. Any ideas on the nationality of the other one. By the indentations in the leather a revolver has spent many years in there. Thx Brian
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18-04-14, 03:31 AM
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Hi Brian,
I'm no expert on these but think it could be US for one of the WWII revolvers like the Colt Commando or S&W Victory. It could also be Canadian police, circa 1950's? All the best, Roy.
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18-04-14, 08:51 AM
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I think the first one is for the M1911/a1 ACP 45 and you may or may not find marking stamped into the leather for maker/date
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18-04-14, 09:07 AM
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I know this is a badge forum, but many of us also have other military related interests and I do enjoy reading gun related posts like this interesting one. Thanks for posting it.
johnG
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19-04-14, 01:21 AM
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Thanks for the replies. Cannot find any markings on either one other than the U.S. Cheers Brian
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