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Unread 09-14-2017, 03:55 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by cirelaw View Post
One more observations!! Navy holsters were appear to be used for a short and not a prolonged usage. If a navy luger is stored in a damp environment in a navy holster, they would be destroyed! Secondly the navy holster are not in any way secured often only by a loose leather flap open on both ends! They were therefore designed made for quick removal and not long term storage!!!
This is all nonsense! The Type 1 holster with the stud fastener was designed for use at sea, where ease of removal would not be an issue. The Type 2 holster with the strap and buckle (just like the P08 holster) was designed for use in the trenches of Flanders where one would think ease of removal would be a concern.
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