Original German WWII Polish Radom Pistol Brown Leather Holster - Pistolet wz. 35 Vis MG 42 Accessories but we are almost certain

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He was also associated with competitive marksmanship and the development of revolving firearms

There was quite a difference between the C-46 and C-47

Battle of Fredericksburg (present but not engaged)

2 large pockets with zipper closures are present on each side for carrying maps or weapons

Original German WWII Polish Radom Pistol Brown Leather Holster - Pistolet wz. 35 Vis MG 42 Accessories but we are almost certainOriginal Item: Only One available. This is a service used German WWII Holster for the Polish Radom Pistolet wz. 35 Vis, widely used after German invasion and occupation of Poland during the wars leading up to WWII. The holster is made of soft brown leather, has a pocket on the front for a spare Radom 9mm magazine and has two belt loops to rear. It also has the "ejection" strap built into it, used to help pull the gun out of the holster. This example