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1908/34 Steyr with holster

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I thought that perhaps some would enjoy looking at , what I consider, an exceptional holster that leaves some improvement in the pistol department but a beautiful rig nonetheless.

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Huggie,
Thanks for the pics. The pistol is very nice, even if it does pale a bit against the very aristocratic looking leather. Your rig has a kind of "******* in the penthouse" appeal.

Jack
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Huggiebear,

oh, how I like this outstanding leather and must notice that I am a little jealous now.

Fritz
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The amazing part of all of this is that I arrived later on the second day of a gun show and the holster was still on a table and unsold. I could not believe what I was seeing as the condition was simply outstanding and yet remained unsold. Unbelieveable !!! Needless to say , it has now found a home. Every once in a great while, I do manage to find a keeper.
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John
Excellent presentation of 1908/34 Steyr with beautiful holster. I like Jacks comment "kind of "******* in the penthouse" appeal."
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Jan
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