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SGT Getch · 12-06-2006, 07:57 PM

Hi All
Im a newbie who got the Luger bug a long time ago when my Uncle let me fire his .30 Luger in the woods of Maine. I purchased my 1936 S/42 after returning from Iraq and have since went and became C & R licence. I have been trying to hunt down its matching magazine and have picked up a decent 1936 Holster which came with and unmarked tool.
Since I'm obviously building a rig I was wondering what the "correct" tool should be.
Now I know I need to remove the toold from the Holster and of course never store the weapon or magazine in the holster...but how to I store the holster? Brown bag it?? Ziplocks? Wrap it in a dry rag?? My collection sits in a closet right now and eventually will be in a cabinet with dissectant. But I know that even storing in moderate climates weapons will rust.

Again my collection will evetually have a 45 Auto and possible a Broomhandle

SGT Getch

12-06-2006, 07:57 PM	#1
SGT Getch User Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Standish, Maine Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tool Question for a 1936 S/42 Hi All Im a newbie who got the Luger bug a long time ago when my Uncle let me fire his .30 Luger in the woods of Maine. I purchased my 1936 S/42 after returning from Iraq and have since went and became C & R licence. I have been trying to hunt down its matching magazine and have picked up a decent 1936 Holster which came with and unmarked tool. Since I'm obviously building a rig I was wondering what the "correct" tool should be. Now I know I need to remove the toold from the Holster and of course never store the weapon or magazine in the holster...but how to I store the holster? Brown bag it?? Ziplocks? Wrap it in a dry rag?? My collection sits in a closet right now and eventually will be in a cabinet with dissectant. But I know that even storing in moderate climates weapons will rust. Again my collection will evetually have a 45 Auto and possible a Broomhandle SGT Getch