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  1. New Collectors Board
    I finally picked up my first Luger the other day. It's an all-matching 1918 Erfurt, but I'm having trouble figuring out the origin of the holster. It's in rough shape, and totally absent any identifying marks or stamps, with the exception of one between the belt loops. Any help would be much...
  2. German: German Mfg. (non-P08) Pistols & Holsters.
    This is pretty baffling to me, but I find it really cool. The marking is very faint and there is also a very very faint waffen stamp under it. I cannot make out the number. But why would there be a mauser production code meant for guns be on a holster, and on top of that be on a holster for a...
  3. New Collectors Board
    Hello everyone! I need a bit of help. At first glance it looks like a P38 holster, but there a few interesting things. It does not have the horizontal stitching on the top, commonly seen on other softshells. It does however have it in the middle of the back side. The belt loops seem to be...
  4. 1933-1945: Mauser Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    Hello to everyone, I have opportunity to buy non matching Luger S/42 1936 dated, with holster I cannot identify. Can someone help me identifying it? Sorry for low quality pictures, hope it will be enough....
  5. Italy Pistols and Holsters
    I want to purchase a ShapeShift holster but not aware what guns are available for the ShapeShift? What is the ShapeShift Holster made out of & how comfortable they are?
  6. German: Foreign Mfg. Pistols and Holsters.
    Looking for any information on this CZ27 pistol and holster. Thank you in advance.
  7. Allied pistols used during WW1 and WWll
    Hi all , can anyone identify this leather holster please ? Its British and was carried by a Grenadier Guards Officer who served on the Somme, 1916. I was advised it was for a pistol stock but for which pistol ? It measures 10 1/2 inches in length , 4 1/4 ins at its widest point and 1 3/4 ins...
  8. 1920-1933: DWM Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    With a milestone birthday coming up next year, I finally stepped up for a Luger to check off my gun bucket list. For me, its the sweat spot. Nice enough example to proudly be a center stone of my collection, but not so nice that I never want to shoot it. (unless you tell me I stumbled across...
  9. 1933-1945: Luger Holsters -Magazines
    My holster (1937) does not have a clip pouch. Did they come like this or did someone remove it at some point? Thanks
  10. German: Foreign Mfg. Pistols and Holsters.
    Hello all. I need some assistance... Someone recently offered me - no photos yet - a holster for a TT-33 that he identified as "German modified." I asked what made it a German modification, and he claims that the Germans modified TT-33 holsters by removing the longer belt loops with rings, and...
  11. New Collectors Board
    Hello, First-time poster... I'm writing with a mystery. I'm trying to help a friend track down a Mauser Luger and holster that his grandfather brought back from WWII, and which he sadly pawned when he was in a hard spot back in 2011. His grandfather took it from a German officer who...
  12. German: German Mfg. (non-P08) Pistols & Holsters.
    Hi guys, I am new on this forum and would like to let you know that a project that took over 20 years, finally made it to the printer. I started this project with Orv Reichert in 1995. The idea of a new P.38 book was born. It was a bumpy road to finally get there, though I think it was...
  13. New Collectors Board
    ADMIN - SEE SECOND POSTING - IT IS THE INITIAL POSTING Hi Matt, and welcome to the forum. .. We publish a FAQ that may also be helpful to you. just search on FAQ PDF, or clock the link: http://luger.gunboards.com/showthread.php?5612-Frequently-Asked-Questions-the-Luger-FAQ Marc
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