Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Experimental M66 Ambidextrous Leather Holster by Bianchi for the Colt M1911 Japanese Military Maps Robert McClurg: Robert McClurg became

Robert McClurg: Robert McClurg became a World War II Marine Corps ACE while flying with the famous "Black Sheep Squadron

the chape with a cluster of three oak leaves and acorns motif on both sides

and may possibly be a replacement

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Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Experimental M66 Ambidextrous Leather Holster by Bianchi for the Colt M1911 Japanese Military Maps Robert McClurg: Robert McClurg becameOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of the ambidextrous holster by Bianchi known as the M66. This is the second time we have ever had one of these here at IMA and we are pleased to finally be able to offer another one. When it comes to M1911 holsters, this one should be at the near top when it comes to experimental ones. The design of this holster was intended to be able to be used by both left and right handed shooter with