Picture one is a view of the Belgian holster on a shoulder stock.
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Note that the stock extends beyound the holster. Also note that the tip of the holster is rounded.
Picture two is a close up of the tip of the holster.
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Note that the tile is rounded.
Even if the tab is removed, the holster is fairly rounded on one side.
This is different than the holster on the soldier.
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Picture three is a view of the Belgian combo holster.
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This holster carries both the Hi-Power and the stock - see next picture.
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Note that the holster postion is more square (although the actual points of the holster are rounded - yet the left side is the same as the right side.)
Close up of holster (the pistol one) on the combo holster
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Again note that the tip of the holster is more square - like the holster on the soldier.
These combo holsters were bulky and it is my understanding that they were not liked. Some were converted into regular hip holsters. (The converted holsters are not common holsters.)