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I have read of the references to "hard shell" and "soft shell" hosters. How do I tell which is which. Most hosters feel stiff, but I do not know if this is hard or soft type.
Any information will be greatly appreciated.
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I beleive this refers to P38's, they made a hard shell (literally hard) and a soft shell holster.
I believe the only soft shell luger holsters are ones that have lsot their ability to stay hard. Ed
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The difference is in a flat made holster vrs a molded type. Jerry Burney
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Thanks for the quick replys for my hoster (should have been holster) question.
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The * classic* Luger soft shell is the MARS 1915 for the LP-08.
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