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Ballistic · 01-30-2004, 01:14 PM

Thanks everyone! If you could see and hold this in your hand you will surely be impressed. What a piece of art.

You know guys I was wondering about that strap over the frame. I said to my friend what a pain in the a-- this is to get the pistol out of the holster with this strap over the end, and continued to say that I was suprised that the Germans designed something like this.
Sooooo thanks for explaining to me how it really works.
I'm new in the Luger scene and have a lot of learning to catch up on.
Next week I will post photos on the 1917 ERFURT and again ask for your thoughts.
And also on a 1902 Carbine DWM (germany)with matching numbers and stock 11 3/4" bbl.
Thank you,
Mike

01-30-2004, 01:14 PM	#5
Ballistic User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: New York Posts: 31 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks everyone! If you could see and hold this in your hand you will surely be impressed. What a piece of art. You know guys I was wondering about that strap over the frame. I said to my friend what a pain in the a-- this is to get the pistol out of the holster with this strap over the end, and continued to say that I was suprised that the Germans designed something like this. Sooooo thanks for explaining to me how it really works. I'm new in the Luger scene and have a lot of learning to catch up on. Next week I will post photos on the 1917 ERFURT and again ask for your thoughts. And also on a 1902 Carbine DWM (germany)with matching numbers and stock 11 3/4" bbl. Thank you, Mike