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Rich, This configuration is pretty standard for the P-38. The top opens and is affixed to the side, once undone the side flap is pushed aside to grasp the pistol.
because this 'style' is what the infamous bodyguard/flashlight Luger used..do you have a link handy to show this holster?
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 Is there a specific name for this style??? Like "Sniatecki holster" or something like that???  What is the stud attached to??? The main body or the side flap???
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