My Luger --41 byf

LP08 · 11-10-2002, 10:14 PM

The wood grips, now 62 years old, are the most fragile component of your luger. If you shoot it, put on a pair of inexpensive modern grips and save the two originals'condition. New grips can be had for $25 a pair and original grips, numbered to your gun, cost $80 when separated from the gun and are worth $100's if damaged and your gun loses its originality. Enjoy your luger. Your holster sounds like a P38 holster. A lot of luger holsters were modified to fit P38s but ocassionally a luger finds its way into a P38 holster, too. The cleaning kit used with the K98 rifle was generic for servicing small arms including luger pistols. It is, therefore, the proper cleaning kit for your luger.

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11-10-2002, 10:14 PM	#24
LP08 User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Colorado Posts: 71 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The wood grips, now 62 years old, are the most fragile component of your luger. If you shoot it, put on a pair of inexpensive modern grips and save the two originals'condition. New grips can be had for $25 a pair and original grips, numbered to your gun, cost $80 when separated from the gun and are worth $100's if damaged and your gun loses its originality. Enjoy your luger. Your holster sounds like a P38 holster. A lot of luger holsters were modified to fit P38s but ocassionally a luger finds its way into a P38 holster, too. The cleaning kit used with the K98 rifle was generic for servicing small arms including luger pistols. It is, therefore, the proper cleaning kit for your luger.