CLOSEOUT SPECIAL: U.S. WWII .45 cal M7 Leather Shoulder Holster Rig- Embossed U.S. Fusee Spring & Cover This particular group of pistols

This particular group of pistols was captured by the British at the end of WW2 who marked them: 1" in a circle and then supplied them to Israel where they saw service in the Middle Eastern Campaigns of the 1960s and 1970s after which they were sold as surplus and have laid in deep well controlled storage ever since

Although it has a resemblance to a Tulwar it is in fact called a KHANDA and was based on swords carried by early European explorers to India 500 years ago

The wood stock shows age wear and there is slight wood loss on either side of the very front portion on the barrel

Years of Manufacture: 1871-1879

CLOSEOUT SPECIAL: U.S. WWII .45 cal M7 Leather Shoulder Holster Rig- Embossed U.S. Fusee Spring & Cover This particular group of pistolsNew Made Item: Genuine Leather Shoulder Holster Rig known as the U. S. WWII issue M 7. Constructed of 100% genuine leather with brass fixtures and closures. Embossed "U. S". This is on closeout special because the leather was dyed too red in color. Now is your chance to get a genuine leather should holster rig at a fraction of the cost.