This is a nice, field grade + Lightweight Rucksack in fairly complete condition. what appears to be unissued condition. Rucksack has original frame, bag and straps. The frame is a P68 style with both upper and middle horizontal straps (both present) as well as the center vertical strap. The only straps not present are cargo straps and a waist strap (which is almost always missing). The instruction sheet is in the top flap but you cannot make out the DSA ink stamp. Overall the nylon bag is solid with no major damage, just some soiling and wear from use. This is on the higher end of a "user" ruck and has lots of life left in it without being so nice you would be afraid to take it to the field. Learn More

This is an excellent reproduction ERDL Flight Suit made with our old Poplin ERDL fabric. The suit was made in the K2B style with Talon zippers and blackened snaps by Birdie Huang of US Country In Taiwan. The craftmanship is outstanding and every attention to detail was paid. The suit is marked a Large Short and measures 46 at the armpit, 41 at the waist tabs, 33 sleeve length, 28 crotch to ankle (the crotch sits low) and 60 collar to ankle. This is well suited for someone that is a short or regular length and will easily work up to 5'10". Unworn / Unwashed condition. Incredibly nice piece and these were rare at the time when he made them 12 years ago. Thinning out my personal collection. Learn More

OD Cotton M79 Grenade Launcher Sling. This is the correct, "as issued" sling for the M79 Grenade Launcher. Technically, these slings were originally procured as Bazooka slings and then repurposed for the M-79. You can tell them apart from rifle slings by several key features: they are wider (they measure 1 3/8" wide), they are shorter (total length is 38", but folded back to buckle, their max length is about 36") and the webbing is much thinner than the standard M1 sling. These have always been tough to find over the years as they were recycled surplus even during the 60's. This sling shows some use and has what appears to be a little paint on one end, but it does not detract. There is some minor wear along some of the edges from use, but it is still very solid with no major damage and will work quite well in the field. If you have an M-79, you need the correct sling for it! Learn More

Claymore Mine Bag. We have one bag available at this time. Bag is overall VG+ used condition with center hole snaps and no instruction sheet. Learn More

These shoulder bags were modeled after the WWII Submachinegun Ammunition bags made to carry Thompson and Grease Gun Mags. Often seen with Aviators and CIDG troops, sometimes seen with SOG / SEALS etc. Basically anyone needing to carry 30rd .45 ACP stick magazines could use these bags effectively. We have one left in VG+/EXC- used condition. . Learn More

Pocket, Ammunition, Magazine W/ Carrying Strap. These are nylon magazine shoulder bags that were modeled after the WWII Submachinegun Ammunition bags made to carry Thompson and Grease Gun Mags. Often seen with Aviators and CIDG troops, sometimes seen with SOG / SEALS etc. Basically anyone needing to carry 30rd .45 ACP stick magazines could use these bags effectively. From WWII Through the 60's they were made in canvas and then as part of the shift to Nylon with the M-67 gear, they began making the bags in Nylon. We have several DSA dated (1975) available. Bags are overall in VG+ to EXC- used condition showing some light fading and use, but no real damage. The DLA dated are on the right side of the group photo, the DSA dated are on the left side. Learn More

Pocket, Ammunition, Magazine W/ Carrying Strap. These are nylon magazine shoulder bags that were modeled after the WWII Submachinegun Ammunition bags made to carry Thompson and Grease Gun Mags. Often seen with Aviators and CIDG troops, sometimes seen with SOG / SEALS etc. Basically anyone needing to carry 30rd .45 ACP stick magazines could use these bags effectively. From WWII Through the 60's they were made in canvas and then as part of the shift to Nylon with the M-67 gear, they began making the bags in Nylon. We have several DLA dated (1983) available that are the same as the 1975 dated, just dated a little later. Bags are overall in VG+ to EXC- used condition showing some light fading and use, but no real damage. The DLA dated are on the right side of the group photo, the DSA dated are on the left side. Learn More

Standard issue "Hip Holster" for the M-1911 and M-1911A1 pistols. This holster is a genuine, WWII issue holster made by Boyt and dated 1944. Holster is in EXC used condition with a nice oil finish and is very supple. It shows no damage or worn areas. Nice WWII Holsters are hard to come by and the color and feel of this holster are great! Learn More

Standard issue "Hip Holster" for the M-1911 and M-1911A1 pistols. This holster is a genuine, USGI issue holster made by Cathey Enterprises. Holster is in EXC used condition showing light wear and use. Still very supple and shows no damage or real wear. Would be excellent for actual use. Learn More

7.62 NATO Blanks. These are Austrian L13A1 Blanks. Cartridges are brass case (they are NOT plastic). These are packed in a cardboard box of 20 rounds. Blanks are priced per 100 rounds (5 boxes) at $40.00 These work well in M14's and 60's. As a general rule of thumb, they seem work with a .110 aperture but be sure to check brass and check each weapon for reliable function. Blanks CANNOT ship via Priority Mail. They MUST go UPS Ground, (ORM-D) Learn More