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You see that I could believe. Don't misunderstand me, I'm just saying it's home made and not likely saw much use. Not hard use, just carrying. It's just all this trying to reach far back 100...

Yes, of course it's machine sewn. That would just be a shoe maker or Saddler or anyone with a heavy machine... I have those kind of fasteners in my possession, salvaged from ruined US issue. It...

That's a piece of latigo that has been folded over and sewn, it was never a US issue holster...no way...

Looks like the standard M1910 belt hangers that's been slid into the loop without sewing in place.

Holster could have been made by anyone...

Those will be interesting to see when it all comes in...

Good...doubt the Russians used it either.

Thing is it's huge by comparison to a TT33 holster, I think they made their own.

I found one on Simpson's and it resembles their other holsters but looks to have been specially made. That wouldn't surprise me. The pistol accompanying is not so far from your number...

I don't want one here, I want to be able to shoot my stuff.

Why is that? We have a "Collector only" status here and it's not accompanied by any range privileges, same there?

I think that number looks good. Just a sharp die at that point.