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I have always assumed that these were post war for a GI, but some folks believe that they were made in the war.
I have one, it is the first one. Here are some others I have pictures of. Ed |
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![]() I have two of the Cathey Ent Inc 'shoulder' holsters; one old style for the 1911 and one newer (that you see being worn bastardized by various military members) for the M9. Both black. They were intended to be worn on the chest, not under the armpit. Why some people tried to make them into a 'shoulder' holster always mystified me. They came with an instruction sheet. ![]()
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