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Pete Ebbink · 08-12-2005, 11:12 AM

Hi Murray,

Given the fact that the two holster on the left may not have markings and not have the military acceptance stamp; that is..."cross/(letter)" (usually on the inside surface of the upper closure flap, I would think they are commercial holster good for any M1900 to M1906 commerical Swiss luger.

The two on the right with their 1911 and 1917 dates would fit the M1906 models...

I try to get a holster with the exact date the luger was made or maybe 1 year later...but that is just my preference. I use the serial number/date tables in Datig and Bobba to find out when a Swiss luger was made.

Hi Norm,

Thanks for the details on your M1906 cross/shield.

08-12-2005, 11:12 AM	#17
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Hi Murray, Given the fact that the two holster on the left may not have markings and not have the military acceptance stamp; that is..."cross/(letter)" (usually on the inside surface of the upper closure flap, I would think they are commercial holster good for any M1900 to M1906 commerical Swiss luger. The two on the right with their 1911 and 1917 dates would fit the M1906 models... I try to get a holster with the exact date the luger was made or maybe 1 year later...but that is just my preference. I use the serial number/date tables in Datig and Bobba to find out when a Swiss luger was made. Hi Norm, Thanks for the details on your M1906 cross/shield.