Gents,
some days ago in another section of the forum, I asked a question which involved the credibility of some writers; some knoledgeable members sensibly cautioned against believing everything it's written on books. Now I'd like to know your expert views on an accessory whose existence has been accepted by at least two reputed authors like Kenyon and Walter but of which I have always thought it couldn't have existed but in the mind of some smart faker; not that I know much about anything, BTW. I'm talking about the leather holster for the Trommelmagazin that Kenyon shows in pg. 399 and Walter mentions in "The Luger Story" on pg. 154. I just can't believe that such a contraption was ever dreamt up, designed or made. What do you think? Has anyone ever seen or own an authentic one?
Thanks! Alvaro.
some days ago in another section of the forum, I asked a question which involved the credibility of some writers; some knoledgeable members sensibly cautioned against believing everything it's written on books. Now I'd like to know your expert views on an accessory whose existence has been accepted by at least two reputed authors like Kenyon and Walter but of which I have always thought it couldn't have existed but in the mind of some smart faker; not that I know much about anything, BTW. I'm talking about the leather holster for the Trommelmagazin that Kenyon shows in pg. 399 and Walter mentions in "The Luger Story" on pg. 154. I just can't believe that such a contraption was ever dreamt up, designed or made. What do you think? Has anyone ever seen or own an authentic one?
Thanks! Alvaro.