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    British Flare Pistol Holster

    eBay pickup, seems in decent shape, I thought most of these would be canvas but leather seems to be common.

    Just need the blasted grips. Starting to look like I may need to make a set out of wood. can't say I'm looking forward to that.








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    Quote Originally Posted by Aragorn243 View Post
    but leather seems to be common.
    Because at the time there were a lot of companies in the UKicon that worked in leather and were equipped to work in leather.

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    The grips for those signal pistols wrapped around the metal butt part, in two halves. I wish you'd have mentioned it a couple of years ago. They were still in use and we had plenty of grips. But the little mini-flare replaced them slowly until the 1" signmal cartridges ran out and they were all withdrawn........leaving the Armourers shops with plenty of spares!

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    I've only had the flare pistol since last fall I think. I got it at the auction from hell when I got my Frenchicon M1935 pistol and Patton Sword. That was a costly day.

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