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seaagg98 07-16-2002 11:23 PM

Holster for G Date
 
Howdy all.....

Just purchased my first G date and am looking for the proper holster. Would it be marked with a "G" or simply 1935? Does anyone know where I can find one?

lugerholsterrepair 07-17-2002 01:12 AM

Seagg98, There are no 1935 holsters. They are all accounted for. They are so rare that only a few are known. Apparently there was an overstock in 1934 so very few 1935 holsters were made. I know of only five or so. could be more but they deffinitly aint many. Any holster preceding or after the G date is correct. The pistols were not generally issued with any particular dated holster. Depending on when the pistol was made and issued any holster a few years before to a year or two after would be appropriate. Holsters of 1934 had the tool holder , cleaning rod leather attachment. Jerry Burney

Aaron 07-17-2002 02:49 AM

The holster that came with my G date Luger had a drooped eagle over a waffenampt and a manufacturer's logo. Incidentally, the really hard thing to locate is the proper loading tool for the G date. Mine is a 154 tool.

bradsimpson 07-19-2002 06:04 PM

Jerry,
The best 1935 holster I've ever seen was bought by a collector at the Louisville gun show a couple years ago. He bought it fresh off one of the tables and it was cheap (I think $200 or less?) He couldn't wait to show it to those of us who knew what it was.

I agree that they are super rare, but they still turn up.

Lugerdoc 07-20-2002 09:31 AM

Most of the 1935 dated luger holsters that I've seen have been police marked. The WaAed one (military issue) are the hardest ones to find. Tom H.

lugerholsterrepair 07-22-2002 06:57 PM

Brad, yes you are quite correct of course. It was a little tongue in cheek sarcasm I suppose. I was just implying that to find one would be a VERY unusual circumstance and expecting to match your G date with one was an example of the impossible dream. I should not have stated this so matter of factly. Thanks for pointing out the obvious. I shouldn't be so flip when I answer a question. By the way I know an old buddy of you and your father's. Brian Lay of Yuma AZ. He and I are old friends from way back. Jerry Burney

Thor 07-22-2002 08:01 PM

I have seen the 1935 Holster shown on page 116 in Still's Third Reich Lugers. It now belongs to a collector friend of mine in Albuquerque. It Aint for sale, I have already asked!


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