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FirstUSCavalry 02-22-2014 12:40 PM

Luger Holster Repair
 
Is there anyone on the forum who can recommend a person or business that can do a period correct repair on a WWII P-08 holster?
Thanks.

wlyon 02-22-2014 01:06 PM

As far as I am concerned there is only one who can work on my holsters This forum lugerholsterrepair (Jerry Burney.) Amazing work at a fair price. Don't tell him I said so but a nice guy to work with. Bill

DavidJayUden 02-22-2014 01:31 PM

I wish all questions were such a slam-dunk...
dju

lugerholsterrepair 02-22-2014 02:00 PM

Peter, I might be able to help you out. What's wrong with your holster?

Bill, Dave..thanks for the kind words!

Jerry

cirelaw 02-22-2014 02:01 PM

No Doubt It!!!! Jerry Only~~

FirstUSCavalry 02-22-2014 03:30 PM

Hi Jerry,
The "pull out" leather strip is broken. I can take then send some photographs tomorrow.
Many thanks,
Peter

guns3545 02-22-2014 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FirstUSCavalry (Post 250399)
Hi Jerry,
The "pull out" leather strip is broken. I can take then send some photographs tomorrow.
Many thanks,
Peter

Peter,

Jerry repaired the pullout strap on my 1940 transitional.

Indistinguishable from the factory original. FWIW.

John

lugerholsterrepair 02-22-2014 04:22 PM

Peter, Photo's are not really necessary. I do a couple of these a week. $40 plus return shipping.
Jerry

John, Thanks! Glad you are happy...

cirelaw 02-22-2014 05:26 PM

Hey Jerry!! How long have you been stichen?? Eric

lugerholsterrepair 02-22-2014 06:47 PM

Eric, Only 15 years.

cirelaw 02-22-2014 11:03 PM

Jerry, you always seem to keep us in stiches!! ~~A seamstress for the band~~

DavidJayUden 02-22-2014 11:29 PM

So Jerry, since we have you on stage, how did you ever get into Luger holster repair? Do you have upholstery or saddlery repair background, a patient mentor?
dju

lugerholsterrepair 02-22-2014 11:54 PM

David, The only guy in North America doing what I do now was Frank DeMauro out of New York I think. He was famous as the go to guy for Luger Holster Repair..I even had him do some work for me at one time.
He died about 16 years ago. At the time I was making leather Luger lanyards..No one else really took on holster repair and there was as much demand for it then as there is now. A very good Friend, now gone, was Tom Armstrong. He called and wanted to know if I would take on a couple of holster jobs he had as he knew of my leather lanyard work. I told him I would get back to him in a week. I researched what kind of thread was needed..linen of course and where to get it. Took a Luger holster completely apart and sewed it back together again. Called Tom back and said sure..send em and I will see what I can do. 15 years later I am still at it..I have to say I might be a little better at it than when I first started..
I want to thank any and all who read this that have been past clients. I have appreciated your trust and confidence all these years. I have also met some of the finest people I could hope to meet. All in all it has been a great run so far..I blame it all on Tom Armstrong! God rest his soul..a fellow 173rd Sky Soldier, like many of his comrades, he tragically died too young.

John Sabato 02-24-2014 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by lugerholsterrepair (Post 250424)
... Tom Armstrong! God rest his soul..a fellow 173rd Sky Soldier, like many of his comrades, he tragically died too young.

Amen Jerry!

lugerholsterrepair 02-24-2014 10:47 AM

John, Welcome back! We missed ya! Hope you had a great time...

John Sabato 02-24-2014 11:22 AM

发自我的 (sent from) my normal desk... :)

It is good to be back... but it was a great trip.


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