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Unread 08-03-2018, 05:48 PM   #1
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Default Help to identify Luger Holster Contraption

Hi, I have this luger holster contraption and I have no idea what it is. Has anyone seen something like this before or knows what it is? Thank you in advance.



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Ideal stock/holster. Requires special grips to use on a luger.
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A further note: By BATFE rules, it may be attached legally only to an American Eagle Luger, 1900, 1902 or 1906.
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They're quite collectible, too, particularly to someone who owns one of the guns permitted to be used with it. The grips sometimes appear at various auctions, so obtaining a set is fairly feasible--not a super long-shot like looking for a number-matching part or mag.
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Thank you guys for the info. Very interesting. AE
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These are most uncomfortable to shoot with. The thin metal edges dig a furrow in your shoulder if you hold it tight. I know others will disagree but it's kind of a stupid although historical design.


Here's one I found for sale..WITH grips.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Luger-P-08-...wAAOSwk6hbZL-M
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An example of what it looks like all assembled.
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