U.S. WWI 1917 Half Moon Clip .45 cal 3 Pocket Pouch

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U.S. WWI 1917 Half Moon Clip .45 cal 3 Pocket Pouch

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New Made Item: Exact reproduction of an original WW1 issue khaki canvas pouch in the IMA collection. Our high quality pouch is complete with Lift-the-Dot snaps, and three pockets to hold 2 1/2 moon clips each (6 clips total). This is the three pocket, 6 half-moon clips ammo pouch that goes with the M1917 Colt or S&W .45 cal revolver.

Reproduction pouches of lesser quality and attention to detail go for double this price!

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IMA supplied props for multiple films and television productions including "Saving Private Ryan'' and "Band of Brothers", as well pieces for some of the world?s foremost museums including the World War II Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. However, the vast majority of IMA customers are everyday people that share our passion for history.

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