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Mark, Huggiebear is right. These are authenticated but scarce. Jerry Burney

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Sniper, Yes, this is an original example of the P08/P38 conversion. I believe it is either in Jans Imperial Holsters or Benders Luger holsters And Accesories book that one is shown and detailed. I cannot remember which...Not many are seen and I think they are an unusual and desirable collectable. You should deffinately keep yours if you have one. Jerry Burney

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