I think it's also very important to try and maintain a fit and trim physique if you want to look correct for the golden era, you seldom see a obese person back in those days, since people did more things manually back then and also did more outdoor activity instead of sitting in front of a...
one handed pistol shooting was the way people shot back in the days when they would often have to fire from horseback , you needed one hand to control your horse and one for the pistol
a US cavalryman used a revolver with a long barrel and the grip angle shape was designed for single handed...
two hands works better for quick follow up shots or combat handgunning.
Ive seen some old WWII training films that show GI's training with the M1911A1 pistol using one handed shooting on a moving target.
Ive seen old photos of WWII GI's wearing the cotton "tanker" jacket in combat, but would they have worn a leather A2 flyer's jacket?
in the movie "Kelly's Heroes" a tanker wears a leather A2 flyer's jacket and pilots leather skull cap with ear phones
seems like the A2 would make a good...
I heard wearing your jacket to bed will help speed up the "breaking in"
and help mold it to your body shape.
I wore my Cooper A2 to sleep for two weeks to give it that well broken in fit.
the weather is still too warm average 86 degrees and I have my air-conditioner on right now because the air feels dry and stuffy.
no jackets yet, maybe next month or by mid Novemeber
I have some old issues of LIFE magazine from the early 1940's and one of the most popular meals back in 1941 was "fried chicken dinners"....roast chicken dinner was also very common, the old diners or cafes would use the left over roast chickens and make a dish called "chicken ala king" and...
I tried on some khaki trousers at Men's Express that were full cut just like vintage and the legs didnt have a taper, they looked very close to WWII army khakis as worn by USAAF. 100% cotton
I thought they look well made and would look nice with a vintage A2 type leather coat or Indiana Jones...
I bought a heavy peacoat US 740N made by Schott , NYC and I was wondering how authentic they make they're peacoats? did they ever make peacoats for the US NAVY?
did the classic peacoats made during the 40's have a vented back opening? at the bottom
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