Unfortunately I'm sort of "photo challenged" but as soon as I figure out how I'll post.  What I was trying to point out is occasionally you'll see an old photo and the cartridge belt has been rotated so that there are loops right in front- where the belt buckle ought to be located. I never could figure out why, just thought a "thing" done at the time.  When I recreated the rig, using the original as a patterns- yes- I could wear it with loops inside the holster bend but it was more comfortable to rotate the belt so that the buckle ended up in the holster bend (between pouch and skirt).  I learned why such was done years ago.

I'm not sure if this is of interest to Wild Bunch or more to The Barracks

I had never seen these or knew they existed, but found it quite interesting
1911 Navy Pistol Racks , they are two sided ( holds 6  1911's )
 this particular sold for $195 on the COLT  Forum.

So I did a little search, and found 3 more listed on eBay at     some big dollars .

Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.

Feels like fall.

'Tis 37 and sunny. High of 74.

Slim

Take car and be safe , enjoy ....

Good morning:

S and S Firearms, Glendale, NY (must use Glendale in Internet search) shows center-fire Spencer blocks in stock.
S and S prefers inquiries be via email, not telephone.
S and S may be preparing to be at the N-SSA Nationals next week, so replies could be in mid-October.

There have been a few instances of center-fire blocks not easily fitting due to minor variations in original receivers, so before ordering, please measure the original rim-fire blocks and compare them to the centerfire version at S and S.  Smiles.
El Supremo/Kevin Tinny