I take it that you intend to order the left hand version of the holster M1912, which in reality never existed as far as I know. My only thought about your selection of World War Supply is their prices seem very "reasonable" in the sense that to me the prices seem extraordinarily low for leather products. Now I know that a lot of this kind of material is being imported but even at that the prices are extraordinary. As a comparison I invite your attention to El Paso Saddlery - 1911 Holster (I have no investment in El Paso Saddlery, but have examined first hand a few of their replica M1912 holsters and they are quite good quality leather and workmanship). The most glaring problem with both of these companies replicas is the leg strap buckle is not correct. The original buckles were rectangular steel frame buckles, which it seems to me it couldn't be that hard to find a buckle closer to the originals. Even a nickle plated buckle closer in appearance would be more accurate than the oval brass buckle provided. If I obtained one of these holsters I would change the buckle, but I have to share with you that l have or have had all these items in the original.

The leather double magazine pocket offered by World War Supply is the type used by military police on a leather belt. The buckle on the "officers" leather belt (which is sort of a replica of the leather garrison belt M1912) offered is incorrect for officers (the officer buckle had a national emblem eagle design, not US). You didn't mention if you intend to obtain the belt but I thought I would provide that information gratis.

I have to say that it appears you can put together an attractive accessory set for your pistol at a reasonable cost, but as the saying goes you get what you pay for.
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