Holstercare

Lliam · 05-25-2011, 01:36 PM

I hope Jerry lugerholsterrepair is on here today.

This is really just a prelude to a question because I don't know what I need to know in order to ask an intelligent question on the subject.

I posted elsewhere about obtaining a Luger holster in 1955 and now I have a Luger* to go with it.

I've rubbed saddle soap on it a couple of times in the last 50 years and kept a sad little P.38 in it but now I'd like to do something to make it a little more presentable without ruining it.

I'll be in tall cotton if I get as much help with this as I did when I asked about clearing jams.

Lliam

*Mauser, Interarms, American Eagle, probably late production. Serial 11 008834.

05-25-2011, 01:36 PM	#1
Lliam User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Lenexa Kansas (suburb of Kansas City) Posts: 18 Thanks: 8 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	Holstercare I hope Jerry lugerholsterrepair is on here today. This is really just a prelude to a question because I don't know what I need to know in order to ask an intelligent question on the subject. I posted elsewhere about obtaining a Luger holster in 1955 and now I have a Luger* to go with it. I've rubbed saddle soap on it a couple of times in the last 50 years and kept a sad little P.38 in it but now I'd like to do something to make it a little more presentable without ruining it. I'll be in tall cotton if I get as much help with this as I did when I asked about clearing jams. Lliam *Mauser, Interarms, American Eagle, probably late production. Serial 11 008834.